Cecilia Pavón
Cecilia Pavón (Mendoza, 1973) is an Argentine poet, writer, and translator, with a degree in Literature from the University of Buenos Aires. In 1999, she co-founded, along with Fernanda Laguna, the publishing house and gallery Beauty and Happiness, which promoted numerous emerging artists and writers.
Among her most notable works are the poetry collections "Is There Love for Animals?" (2001), "Pink Punk" (2003), and "Anise Candies" (2004). In narrative, "Dreams Have No Copyright" (2010) and "All the Paintings I Threw Away" (2020) stand out. Her style is characterized by an intimate and everyday voice, blending poetry and prose to explore daily life.
Among her most notable works are the poetry collections "Is There Love for Animals?" (2001), "Pink Punk" (2003), and "Anise Candies" (2004). In narrative, "Dreams Have No Copyright" (2010) and "All the Paintings I Threw Away" (2020) stand out. Her style is characterized by an intimate and everyday voice, blending poetry and prose to explore daily life.
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