Authors I like
In no particular order, here is a list of authors I really really like.- Wisława Szymborska
- Fyodor Dostoevsky
- Leo Tolstoy
- Roberto Bolaño
- Alejandra Pizarnik
- Jorge Luis Borges
- Ernesto Sábato
- Rafael Chaparro
- Andrés Caicedo
- Sully Prudhomme
- Charles Baudelaire
- Albert Camus
- José Emilio Pacheco
- Pablo Neruda
- Francisco de Quevedo
- Enrique Lihn
- Constantine P. Cavafy
- Franz Kafka
- Emmanuel Carrère
- Michel Houellebecq
- Miguel de Cervantes
- Charles Bukowski
- Bret Easton Ellis
- Mary Shelley
- Julio Cortázar
- Gabriel García Márquez
Things I've written
Roughly half of my writing is done in Spanish, the other half in English. This page does not include any of my translation work yet, and it is still missing several pieces, which I plan to add slowly over time. If you, whoever you are, enjoy any of them, I’ll be happy to know. If you find any typos or grammatical errors, please let me know over e-mail.
Poetry \(\vee\) Poesía
- Proof of Concept (English, 2024)
- Fragments (English, 2022)
- In Viridis Veritas (English, 2021)
- Pequeña Declaración de Amargor (Spanish, 2021)
- Neither Kinky nor Rhymes (English, 2021, presented at the PUC OpenMic, week theme: kinky rhymes)
- The Essence is out to lunch and the Words have taken over the ship (English, 2021, presented at the PUC OpenMic, week theme: words)
- Diagrama de Fases (Spanish, 2021, presented at the PUC OpenMic, week theme: screens)
- Topología Corporal II (Spanish, 2018)
- Sueño de una noche de Otoño (Spanish, 2017)
- Colombia Descafeinada (Spanish, 2015)
- Tarde o temprano la eroción y las algas vencen a las piedras (Spanish, 2015)
- Encuentro cercano del Tercer Tipo (Spanish, 2015)
- Desvelo (Spanish, 2014, won a high-school award.)
Short Stories \(\vee\) Cuentos
POETIC project
In 2023, I started the POETIC (People’s Original Expressions Tacked In Cloth) project at CMU (Office 6207). The idea of this project is simply to display literature in the cloth-board outside of my office, in a way that hopefully sparks emotions and conversations on the passersby.
It’s a project about insisting on the value of Human Generated Text, in these times of overabundance of computer generated text. A poetic essay describing a bit more of the motivation behind the project is available here: Human Generated Text