Carlos Soto-Román is a poet and translator. Author of 11 (Municipal Poetry Prize, Santiago 2018) he has published Chile Project: [Re-Classified] (Gauss PDF, 2013), Bluff (Commune Editions, 2018), Common Sense (Make Now Books, 2019) and Nature of Objects (Pamenar Press, 2019) among others. He is also the author of the first translation of Charles Reznikoff’s Holocaust into Spanish. He lives and works in Santiago, Chile.
Appearing In

Wednesday 22 June
7.30-8.30pm AEST
EWF X Rosa Press: We Want Everything
In this EWF X event, Rosa Press features writers whose work is forthcoming in their second pamphlet series.
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Monday June 20 – Wednesday 22
11am-3pm AEST
Digital Writing Jam
If you’re a writer who’s never made digital work, or a digital artist who hasn’t made something literary before, get inspired at our Digital Writing Jam.

Saturday 18 June
3-4pm AEST
State of Opportunity
This panel will explore the wide variety of opportunities from financial to professional development available to emerging writers.

Saturday 18 June
7-8pm AEST
here & now: Anthology Launch
Join the artists for an evening of readings from the anthology and grab yourself a copy!

Tuesday 21 June
11-12pm AEST
Finding Community in the Eye of the Storm
Join Storming the City participants from 2021 for a discussion on building a community of disabled, emerging writers during the pandemic, and how it has impacted their lives and writing.
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