Julieta Corpus
Julieta Corpus’ work has been included in various poetry compilations, such as Writing to Be Heard: Voices from the Chicho, STC’s Interstice, and four Valley International Poetry Festival Boundless Anthologies, The Thing Itself, and the Texas Poetry Calendar. Her latest pride and joy is a compact disc titled: Corazon Parlante, a compilation of twelve love poems with musical accompaniment by local musician Mario Mora from Dulce Toxico. She completed her MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Texas Rio Grande in May 2016. Julieta is a bilingual translator and hosts poetry events throughout the Rio Grande Valley since 2009. Courses: Grief through Poetry Workshop
Julieta Corpus describes her poems as attempts to encapsulate a moment, an emotion, or an event which, hopefully, will leave an indelible mark in her readers. Her poems have been published in Tendiendo Puentes, The Mesquite Review, UTPA’s Gallery Magazine, Festiva: The Writers Issue. She has also been included in various poetry compilations, such as Writing to Be Heard: Voices from the Chicho, STC’s Interstice, and four Valley International Poetry Festival Boundless Anthologies, The Thing Itself, and the Texas Poetry Calendar. Julieta has participated in poetry events in the United States, Mexico, and Cuba. In January 2018, she travelled to San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato to read her poem which appeared in the Solamente En San Miguel Vol. II anthology. Currently, she works as a bilingual translator for EM Editorial in Brownsville, Texas and also edits and translates everything from poetry collections to books of psychology as an independent contractor.
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