Marjorie Agosn, Chilean poet and novelist, is professor of Spanish at Wellesley College and human rights activist. Her work has won numerous prizes, including the Pura Belpre Award and the Latino Literature Prize for her collection of poems El ngel de la memoria. Emma Romeu, Cuban writer, poet and environmental journalist, works as professor of Spanish at Berklee College of Music. She has published her works with publishing houses in Spain, Mexico and the US, and her journalistic work has appeared in international magazines such as National Geographic en espaol. Clara Eugenia Ronderos, Colombian short story writer and poet, is professor of Spanish and literature at Lesley University. She won the Carmen Conde award for her collection of poems Estaciones en Exilio. Her most recent publications include the volume of poetry De Reyes y Fuegos (Madrid, 2018).