Estel Julia
Poet, writer, researcher, and multidisciplinary artist. She holds a Master’s Degree in Estudios Hispánicos Avanzados from the Universitat de València. In 2007, she received an Honorable Mention from the jury at the VI Certamen Universitario Arquímedes, de Introducción a la Investigación Científica in the field of Social Sciences.
In the field of literary translation, in 2010 she was awarded the Competition for the Promotion of Aragonese Authors and Culture with a project translating the Spanish-language poetry collection "Un tiempo libre" by Juan Marqués into the official languages of the Spanish State (Catalan, Basque, and Galician).
Her literary research focuses primarily on the Cordoban poet Concha Lagos, with numerous academic publications dedicated to her work. In the visual arts, she specializes in the work of Valencian painter Enric Alfons, and has published "Dietari visual d’Enric Alfons. Una proposta pictòrica per contextualitzar algunes poètiques de l’Àfrica i l’Orient" (2012) and "La imatge traduïda. Esbossos per a una exposició de quadres" (2014).
As a poet, she has published the collections "Mar d’estels" (2013), "Anadna" (2014), "Zapatos imposibles" (2015), and "En el andén" (2023). She has contributed literary criticism to the local press in Mislata (Valencia), and collaborated with digital magazines and various media outlets.
