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In addition to her literary activity, Camacho collaborates with the '']'' on a weekly basis with her column "Cambio de significado". Her texts are collected in more than 40 anthologies and some have been translated into Italian, French, Portuguese, Arabic and Armenian.<ref name="eswp1" /> Many of her poems are collected in anthologies of contemporary Spanish poetry, aphorisms and flash fiction. Some of these works are: ''(Tras)Lúcidas. Poesía escrito por mujeres 1980-2016'' (Bartleby, 2016); ''Exploradoras'' (Libros de la herida, 2015); ''Taquinia'' (La isla de Siltolá, 2015); ''Canto e demolizione'' (Thauma Edizioni, 2013); ''Pensar por lo breve. Aforística española de entresiglos'' (Trea, 2013); and ''Geometría y angustia. Poetas españoles en Nueva York'' (José Manuel Lara Foundation, 2012).<ref name="eswp2">{{cite web |title=Carmen Camacho - Bi(bli)o - fácil-verso y prosa pródiga |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181008082522/http://www.carmencamacho.net/biblio.html |website=carmencamacho.net |publisher=biblio |via=Internet Archive |access-date=15 December 2024 |language=es |date=8 October 2018}}</ref>


==Selected works== ==Selected works==

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Carmen Camacho in 2018

Carmen Camacho (born 1976) is a Spanish writer of flash fiction and aphorisms.

Carmen Camacho García was born in Alcaudete, Jaén, in 1976. She has a degree in Journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid. She currently resides in Seville.

In addition to her literary activity, Camacho collaborates with the Diario de Sevilla on a weekly basis with her column "Cambio de significado". Her texts are collected in more than 40 anthologies and some have been translated into Italian, French, Portuguese, Arabic and Armenian. Many of her poems are collected in anthologies of contemporary Spanish poetry, aphorisms and flash fiction. Some of these works are: (Tras)Lúcidas. Poesía escrito por mujeres 1980-2016 (Bartleby, 2016); Exploradoras (Libros de la herida, 2015); Taquinia (La isla de Siltolá, 2015); Canto e demolizione (Thauma Edizioni, 2013); Pensar por lo breve. Aforística española de entresiglos (Trea, 2013); and Geometría y angustia. Poetas españoles en Nueva York (José Manuel Lara Foundation, 2012).

Selected works

Poetry collections

  • 777 : a venir de venir por venir, 2007
  • Arrojada, 2007
  • Minismás, 2008
  • Versus: 12 rounds, 2009
  • La mujer del tiempo, 2011
  • Campo de fuerza, 2012
  • Vuelo doméstico, 2014
  • Las versiones de Eva, 2014
  • Zona franca, 2016
  • Fuegos de palabras, 2018

Publications in magazines

  • Alhucema
  • The Children's Book of American Birds
  • El Invisible Anillo
  • La cinta de Moebius
  • Mordisco
  • Nayagua
  • 25 cosas
  • Retaguardia
  • Manual de Lecturas Rápidas para la Supervivencia
  • Impracabeza
  • Revista Kirtsch
  • Volandas
  • El Diván
  • Cámara Lenta
  • Chimicheca
  • Luvina
  • Parteaguas
  • Punto de Partida
  • Agitadoras

References

  1. ^ "CAMACHO GARCÍA, CARMEN". traficantes.net (in Spanish). 22 April 2022. Retrieved 15 December 2024.
  2. "Carmen Camacho - Bi(bli)o - fácil-verso y prosa pródiga". carmencamacho.net (in Spanish). biblio. 8 October 2018. Retrieved 15 December 2024 – via Internet Archive.
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