Juan Ortiz
Juan Ortiz is a musician, poet, writer and plastic artist born on December 5, 1983 in Punta de Piedras, Margarita Island, Venezuela. He graduated in Comprehensive Education, mentioning Language and Literature from Udone. He has served as a university professor of literature, history, arts and guitar at Unimar and Unearte. Today, he is a columnist for the newspaper El Sol de Margarita and Actualidad Literatura. She has collaborated with the digital portals Gente de Mar, Writing Tips Oasis, Frases más Poemas and Lifeder. Currently, he lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he works as an editor, copy editor, content creator and full-time writer. He recently won the First José Joaquín Salazar Franco Literary Contest in the lines of classical poetry and free poetry (2023). Some of his published books: • En La Boca de los Caimanes (2017); • Salt Cayenne (2017); • Passerby (2018); • Stories from the scream (2018); • Rock of Salt (2018); • The bed (2018); • The house (2018); • Of man and other wounds of the world (2018); • Evocative (2019); • Aslyl (2019); • Sacred Shore (2019); • Bodies on the Shore (2020); • Matria inside (2020); • Salt Anthology (2021); • Rhyming to the shore (2023); • The garden of happy verses / A poem for every day (2023); • Restlessness (2023); • Longline: drifting phrases (2024); • My poetry, the misunderstanding (2024).
Juan Ortiz has written 766 articles since May 2019
- Apr 26 The 10 best books on inflammation
- Apr 24 Sasha Grey
- Apr 23 One-eyed, cursed and in love: Rosa Huertas
- Apr 22 The 48 Laws of Power: Robert Greene
- Apr 20 The best children's books to give on Book Day
- Apr 19 The three wounds: Paloma Sánchez Garnica
- Apr 18 Until you like me: Elizabeth Clapés
- Apr 17 Poor things: Alasdair Gray
- Apr 16 You only live once: Lonely Planet
- Apr 15 Three enigmas for the organization, the new book by Eduardo Mendoza
- Apr 13 Nazareth Castellanos