Arturo Desimone is an Argentinean citizen, born on the island Aruba in the Dutch Caribbean, to an Argentinean father and a Russian-Polish mother. He moved to the Netherlands when he was 22 and after a few years decided to leave and has led a nomadic lifestyle travelling through countries such as Poland, Tunisia and Greece. His poems have appeared in SX Salon for Caribbean writing, on the blog A Tunisian Girl and in Brown Critique (New Delhi India's English-language literary journal.) His nonfiction and prose have been published in Unlikely Stories and Apeiron Review, in Arseh Sevom and Kapralova Journal of Women in Music. He is currently working on longer fiction projects.
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaDestino Valparaíso: el arca de NerudaEl Winnipeg fue el arca de Pablo Neruda para los refugiados de guerra. Se echan en falta hoy esos grandes gestos. English
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Published in: HomeValparaíso-bound: Neruda’s arkSS Winnipeg was Pablo Neruda’s Winged Fugitive Ark for war-refugees. Where are such grand gestures today? Español
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaRepública del excremento: amor, violencia y patriotismo en El SalvadorLos poemas de Miroslava Rosales desgarran la plasticidad posmoderna del orden neoliberal, la necrópolis de platino y plástico impuesta a los países latinoamericanos por los regímenes locales y la penetración extranjera. Entrevista. English
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaThe Excrement Republic: violence, patriotism, martyrdom and romance in El SalvadorMiroslava Rosales’s poems tear through the postmodern plasticity of the violent neoliberal order, the platinum and plastic necropolis imposed upon Latin American countries by local regimes and foreign penetration. Interview. Español
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaLate night in Buenos Aires"Although with poetry we cannot take power, we cannot make the revolution, poetry itself is a great warrior against the alienation that Che Guevara speaks about." Interview. Español
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaBajo la noche de Buenos Aires“Aunque con la poesía no podamos tomar el poder, no podamos hacer la revolución, la poesía en sí es una gran guerrera contra la alienación de la que habla el Che Guevara”. Entrevista. English