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Elsa Cross

Elsa Cross

Poetry Pavilion

1:15-2 pm

Book Signing

2-2:30 pm

 webcast

Elsa Cross is the author of 20 books of poetry, including Jaguar, inspired by ancient sites and symbols of Mexico, and Espirales, which features selected poems published from 1965 to 1999; and the trilogy: Los sueos (Elegías), Ultramar (Odas) and El vino de las cosas (Ditirambos). Her latest collection is Cuaderno de Amorgós (Aldus, 2007). She is a recipient of several awards, including the Premio Nacional de Poesía Nacional Aguascalientes, the Jaime Sabines-Gatien International Poetry Prize (2007) and the Xavier Villurrutia Prize (2008), Mexico’s most prestigious poetry prize. She holds a professorship at Mexico's National Autonomous University, where she teaches philosophy of religion and comparative mythology.

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