José Luis Mejía
Jose Luis Mejia Huaman is a Peruvian writer. He was born in Lima, Peru in 1969 and currently lives in Singapore, teaching Spanish to students at the Singapore American School.
He received a Bachelor's degree in Law and Political sciences from the National University of San Marcos, and he concluded his doctorate studies at the same university. He also studied at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, where he received a Bachelor's degree of Education.
Since 1993 his poetry has been published in many newspapers and specialized magazines in countries such as, Peru, Chile, United States, Argentina, Spain, México, Uruguay, Colombia, Brazil, Puerto Rico and France. As well as having edited several Spanish American anthologies, he has also published several books.- Cuídate, Claudia, cuando estés conmigo
- Se nos perdió el alfabeto
- Cartas a María Elena
- Un tal Pedro
- Números –para empezar a contar–
- La granja de don Hilario
- ¿Hay alguien allí?
Poetry books
- Sólo Sonetos Solos
- Tal vez una primavera
- Para Atrapar Una Luciérnaga Amarilla .
