Ana Eduwiges Orozco Aguayo

As a child I used to read a lot, so much that I didn´t learn to ride a bike. I was neither very interested in fiendship. I had four siblings so my parents had litlle tinme for our friends. Friends were there just because we shared a classroom, or a neighborhood. This topic has been haunting me recently.

All my life has been an inward experience more than a protagonism-oriented endeavour.
When I was in my twenties I thought marriage and family by themselves were a goal, but it turned out wrong in my therties.
Ever since I have rehearsed different ways of being, working, earning money, coping with my role as mother, daughter, girtlfriend.

I started writing when I found it was relieving, after my divorce. I kept a diary too in those years, as well.
I wrote some poetry and short sotries for children , three of which I have published: "Las vacaciones de Nadia" (Letrame editorial, España), "La princesa que perdió su corono y otros cuentos" (Editorial Lapicero Rojo, México).

Teaching was my major in the university and I was specially attracted to teach languages and how to write for elementary levels.

I have written short stories in workshops, most of them from my life experiences.
Thus, I have the goal to wrtite my book of short stories, and also to go on writing a series of children´s books, ones which can make children laugh but also think about the world and themselves.

I am enjoying the course so far...thank you for reading me.