Amalia Bautista

Amalia Bautista (Madrid, 1962) holds a degree in Information Sciences from the Universidad Complutense. She has published books including Cárcel de amor (Renacimiento, 1988), Cuéntamelo otra vez (La Veleta, 1999), Hilos de seda (Renacimiento, 2003), Estoy ausente (Pre-Textos, 2004), Pecados (in collaboration with Alberto Porlan; El Gaviero, 2005), Tres deseos. Poesía reunida (Renacimiento, 2006; second edition, 2010), Roto Madrid (with photographs by José del Río Mons; Renacimiento, 2008), Falsa pimienta (Renacimiento, 2013), Azul el agua (La Bella Varsovia, 2022) and the children's poetry book Floricela (La Bella Varsovia, 2019). Her poems have appeared in various magazines and anthologies and have been translated into several languages. Her books have been published in Portugal by Averno. She edited the anthology Juegos de inteligencia (Renacimiento, 2011) by the Mexican poet Rosario Castellanos.