Amanda Johnston
In 2006, poet Amanda Johnston founded Torch Literary Arts, based in Austin, Texas, with the aim of forming a creative space where Black women writers could showcase their work and foster a supportive community.
In 2006, poet Amanda Johnston founded Torch Literary Arts, based in Austin, Texas, with the aim of forming a creative space where Black women writers could showcase their work and foster a supportive community.
American poet
1800s Irish novelist
20th century Irish journalist, translator and communist
Spanish-Mexican writer, translator, and academic
Esperanza Velázquez Bringas, journalist, teacher and writer, is considered the pioneer of interviews conducted by women in Mexico.
Olivia de la Torre de los Santos, a poet, ventured into the realm of visual poetry within the ideographic style.
A teacher, poet, and playwright, she was also a professor at the National School of Medicine and the National School of Nursing. A polyglot, she founded the magazine La Mujer Mexicana and contributed to El Mundo Ilustrado.
Mexican poet
Lilián Serpas composed her first verses at the age of thirteen. She wrote romantic, philosophical, cosmic, and religious poetry.