A Woman Alone is a memoir in English with quotes and excerpts in Spanish

ABCdario Visual Ilustrado shows that reading is so much more than putting several words together

Experimental poetry book in dictionary format, in which the author sets out to define and translate the universe.

Sonia Quintero's poetry is emotional, raw, deep. Words that pierce the soul and transport the reader to...

The daily and tiny catastrophes that an irreparable absence causes within a family

A beautiful collective printed fanzine of short autobiographical stories in Spanish

​In vitro is a poignant pregnancy essay by Mexican writer Isabel Zapata

A Woman Alone is a memoir in English and Dolorem ipsum is a poetry collection written in a time of pain and loss

Sonia Quintero is a Colombian London based poet, cultural promoter, community builder, dreamer and change maker

As its author, the Colombian poet Sonia Quintero: dedicated the the nightmares that are deeply hidden in my nights

A book looking for answers and raising proposals for a more equalitarian society.

Through this method Mariana Masetto integrates singing with yoga and, at the same time, with rhythm. In Spanish

Poetry in Spanish that resist to a dehumanized world but also to the hypocritical humanism of stereotyped speeches

Born in a body that she doesn't recognize like hers Carolina Unrein writes like any other teenager

Retazos is a poetry book full of memories that creates a quilt of nostalgia. Sonia Quintero, Colombian poet, gathers the threads

The Antiprincesas Bundle: Two options of 4 illustrated biographies in Spanish for children and young adults

Mugre Rosa by Fernanda Trias​ + Cielos de Córdoba by Federico Falco​ + Yun Yun (pa' la calor) by Karlina Veras

Illustrated philosophical reflection on the way different cultures inhabit the world in Spanish

The first major anthology of UK-based writers of Latin American heritage, a vibrant, new vanguard in British literature

What do women need to write good novels? The answer was simple: economic and personal independence

These young women make themselves visible to others because they have a fundamental role in more equal societies.

I am ten years old. The machine that projects dreams do what it has to do: it remembers in present time.

With a rhythmic prose, Karlina Veras take us to a Caribbean fulfilled of fantasy