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Gabriel Rimachi

Gabriel Rimachi (Lima, 1974) studied Archaeology at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, where he took literature courses as well as free student. He has published books of short stories nocturnal awakenings (2000), Canto Hell (2001) and color of the chameleon (2005), and the story the story "The Dinosaur Hunter" (Bartleby, 2003 .) In 2004, he founded the imprint Casatomada. He has worked as an editor in some newspapers in Lima and working with virtual pages devoted to literature. In 2007, under the seal Casatomada launched the series On the Road, edited story anthologies of Peruvian were born to lose. Stories simply fantastic and 14. extraordinary tales. She teaches creative writing workshops today and leads the Peru Post magazine.

Contact: gabrielrs@gmail.com or ecasatomada@gmail.com

Web: www.rcasatomada.blogspot.com

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Miguel Ruiz Alexis Iparraguirre

Effio Miguel Ruiz (Lima, 1977) studied Administration at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. He was a finalist at the XII Biennial Story "Cope Award 2002" with the text "Copyright." It also has a dozen literary awards in competitions in the country. His first book, The room suicide, won an honorable mention in the V National Short Story Competition 2004 of the Peruvian-Japanese Association. His stories have been included on compilations Damn my love. Tales and stories of love (Sign Three Editorial, Lima, 2002), Meeting new writers (Universidad Científica del Sur, Lima, 2004), "Rosewood Guitar" and the stories of winners and finalists "Cope Award 2002 " (Cope Ediciones, Lima, 2005), Dissidents: Sample of the new Peruvian narrative (Revuelta editors 2007), were born to lose. Just stories (Editorial Casatomada, 2007) and the Chilean electronic journal Heritage Project.

Contact: migarez@yahoo.com

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Alexis Iparraguirre (Lima, 1974) studied Linguistics and Literature and followed the Master of American Literature at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru (PUCP). He won the Floral Games of the Student Federation of this institution in 1999. He teaches the course of Argumentation and leading a storytelling workshop at PUCP. PUCP won the National Award 2004 in the category narrative, with storybook The inventory of ships . His stories have appeared in Peruvian Selection (1990-2005) , Dissenters. Sample of new Peruvian narrative , New sets, other voices and Peruvian Selection (1990-2007) . For the second edition of The inventory of ships preparing a glossary edition not for sale.

Contact: aiparra@pucp.edu.pe

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Effie Effie

Augusto Effio (Huancayo, 1977) is a lawyer. He has published stories all origami lessons (Matalamanga, Lima, 2006). His writings have won several awards and citations, as awarded by the crucible Story Contest III (Lima, 2003), Cope Silver in the XIII Bienal de Carol (2004) and the Short Story Competition Words Caretas 1.000 in 2006. He has published in journals Vortex, Masks, Black Label and Pig Brother. Also, stories written by him have been included in anthologies of new writers Meeting (South Science University, 2004), New fires, other sets (Editorial Recreation, 2007) and Dissenters (Editorial Revuelta, 2007) .

Contact: aeffio@consucode.gob.pe

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Victor Augusto Falcon

Victor Falcon (Lima, 1979) a degree in Business Administration from the University of the Pacific. He has published books of stories How to change the order of all (Arteidea Publishers, 2005) and Women about to take flight (Solar, 2006). He has written the play The Sylvian fissure (presented in two seasons) and won the dramatic texts of the X Display Peruvian Regional Theatre (2006). She also earned an honorable mention at the Crucible Story Contest III (Lima, 2003) and was a finalist at the XI International Competition of Poetry and Short Fiction (Buenos Aires, 2005). In recent years, has been scriptwriter miniseries and soap operas broadcast successfully in Peru and abroad.

Contact: victorfalconcastro@yahoo.com

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Leonardo Aguirre

Leonardo Aguirre (Lima, 1975) studied Journalism at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru (PUCP). Manual has been published to hunt feathered (Matalamanga, Lima, 2005) and The Muse transvestite (Matalamanga, Lima, 2007). His stories have appeared in anthologies Paper Kite: five stories and a bonus track (Faculty of Arts and Communication PUCP, Lima, 2004), art, women, Death and Other Stories (Matalamanga, Lima, 2004), Static home: three generations of storytellers Peruvian (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2005) and Dissidents: sample of the new Peruvian narrative (Revuelta editors, Lima, 2007). Signed reviews and reviews for the supplement "The Sunday" of Trade and weekly opinion column for The Republic . He was editor of the journal Lamujerdemivida (Peruvian version). He also wrote a book review column for the Web Agenciaperu.com and in 2007 began to do the same in the journal Dedomedio .

Contact: la@leonardoaguirre.com

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Gabriel Ruiz-Ortega Violeta Barrientos

Gabriel Ruiz-Ortega (Lima, 1977) is the author of the novel Hunting compiler and Dissenters. Sample of the new Peruvian narrative . He has written for magazines Pelican, Night Box and Book Review. His interviews frequently appear in the Chilean Web Heritage Project. It is a permanent collaborator of the English magazine Literaturas.com and writes weekly reviews for the Journal XXI Century English . Manages blog The Fortress of Solitude .

Contact: gabrielruizortega@gmail.com

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Violeta Barrientos (Lima, 1963) studied Law, Political Sociology and Literature at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (San Marcos) and University Paris 8. He received his Ph.D. with a dissertation on body image and contemporary Peruvian poetry. He lived in Paris between 1992 and 1999, where he devoted himself to defending human rights in Latin America. He has published poems Elixir (Lima, 1991), The unmentionable body of desire (Lima, 1992) After the back door (Lima, 1994), The Garden of Earthly Delights (Paris, 1995, Lima, 2006), The Book of snake (Lima, 2000), Tragic / Comic (Lima, 2003). In addition to poetry, has dabbled in other genres and photography. In 2005, he participated in the International Biennial of Val-de-Marne (France). In 2007, this biennial translated into French and published his book completely Tragic / Comic (Editions Le Bleu du Ciel). He has written articles in the field of politics and human rights criticism literature, the "gender and sexuality, and has been publisher of print and electronic publications. He is currently co-editor of the editorial in the Argentinian-Peruvian border, working on issues related to sexuality and human rights internationally, and teaches in San Marcos.

Contact: bichon37@hotmail.com

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Mariela Dreyfus

Mariela Dreyfus (Lima, 1960) studied literature at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and Columbia (United States, New York), a doctorate Latin American Literature. He has published poems Electra Memories (1984), Placer ghost (1993; Poetry Prize Peruvian-Japanese Association, 1992), Onyx (2001) and Fish (2005). She is the author of the study also sovereignty and transgression: César Moro (forthcoming). Founder and Kloaka dissident movement (1982-1984). His work has been included in important anthologies as American Poetry XXI century: the shift and the transition (FCE, Mexico, 1997), Peruvian Poetry century (Cope Ediciones, Lima, 1999), Poésie Péruvienne du XXe Siecle (Patiño, Genève, 2000), Yellow Silk II. International Erotic Stories and Poems (Grand Central Publishing, California, 2000), Poetry Peruvian / 50 twentieth century poets (Peisa, Lima, 2001), Women facing south. South American poets in USA (Torremozas, Madrid, 2004) and contemporary poets (Heloise Cartonera, Buenos Aires, 2004). His translations of American poets Allen Ginsberg, Edward Dorn, Sylvia Plath, Diane Wakoski and AI, were included in the sample volume contemporary American poetry (INC, Lima, 1987) as well as in magazines Abysinnia: Journal poetry and poetic (Buenos Aires) and Pelican (Lima). Volume has also led The Goddess of the Americas. Writings on the Virgin of Guadalupe (Random House, New York, 2000), compiled by the prominent Chicana writer Ana Castillo. Collaborates regularly with critical essays and reviews in magazines Review: Arts and Literatures of the Americas (New York) and Martin. Journal of Arts and Letters (Lima). He is currently Professor of Poetry and Literary Translation at the Masters in Creative Writing in English from New York University (NYU).

Contact: mabedreyfus@hotmail.com

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