Carlos Javier Jarquín
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Carlos Javier Jarquín, born on June 26, 1990, in Rancho Grande, Matagalpa, Nicaragua, has been residing in Costa Rica since 2016. He is a writer, poet, columnist, manager, and international cultural promoter. Part of his literary work has been published in international anthologies and broadcast on FM radio and online in different countries. His articles have been published in more than 100 national and international newspapers and magazines, many of which are print newspapers.[1]
Biography[edit]
Jarquín is the son of Juan Francisco Mejía Castro (b. 1963) and Juana Rocha Jarquín (b. 1975). His parents lived together briefly, and his father abandoned his mother during her pregnancy. Consequently, his mother gave him her second surname. When Jarquín was two, his mother remarried, and her new husband did not allow her to live with her son. Jarquín did not meet his mother until he was 14 and his father until he was 21. He grew up under the care of his maternal grandmother.[2]
Columnist in newspapers and magazines[edit]
Jarquín writes on various subjects, focusing on cultural and literary themes. He cultivates different literary and non-literary genres and subgenres, including poetry, chronicles, opinion pieces, forewords, reviews, and interviews. His articles are published in various newspapers and magazines worldwide, both digitally and in print.[3]
Featured charges[edit]
- Member of the Poets of the World Movement since 2018
- Deputy director and co-founder of Top Magazine
- Responsible for the Digital Newspaper El Sol de las Américas of the Dominican Republic for Central America
- Co-founder of the International Literary Festival "Honrando La Muerte Y Celebrando La Vida"
- General coordinator of the "Anthology of the Bicentennial of Central America," published in the Ayame publishing house in Mexico.[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Carlos Javier Jarquín Biography". Panamá: Newspaper Panamá Poético.
- ↑ "Carlos Javier Jarquín Biography". España: Newspaper Siglo XXI.
- ↑ "Cultural journalist Carlos Javier Jarquín". Nicaragua: Newspaper La Prensa.
- ↑ "Note on the writer and journalist Carlos Javier Jarquín". Guatemala: Newspaper El Siglo.
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