Stefhany Rojas Wagner
Stefhany Rojas Wagner (Bogotá, 1994) is a Colombian poet, novelist, visual artist, editor, and cultural manager. She graduated in Literary Studies from the Autonomous University of Colombia and studied Visual and Plastic Arts at the Superior Academy of Arts of Bogotá. She is the co-founder and director of Abisinia Editorial and the Argentine magazine Abisinia Review.
Among her notable works is the anthology "Dying is a country you loved. Poetry and Memory for our social leaders" (2024), which she co-edited with Eduardo Bechara Navratilova. This work brings together 416 Colombian poets in tribute to social leaders murdered in Colombia since the signing of the Peace Agreement. Additionally, she was awarded in 2019 with the Public Libraries Internships call of the National Program of Stimuli of the Ministry of Culture of Colombia for her book-object "My body as a river", based on interviews with women victims of violence in Guatapé.
Among her notable works is the anthology "Dying is a country you loved. Poetry and Memory for our social leaders" (2024), which she co-edited with Eduardo Bechara Navratilova. This work brings together 416 Colombian poets in tribute to social leaders murdered in Colombia since the signing of the Peace Agreement. Additionally, she was awarded in 2019 with the Public Libraries Internships call of the National Program of Stimuli of the Ministry of Culture of Colombia for her book-object "My body as a river", based on interviews with women victims of violence in Guatapé.
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