Susana López, Buenos Aires, Argentina, she studied Computer Science and System Analysis and after working more than four decades to this profession, she started to dedicate her time to what she most liked, Literature. She loves poetry and photography and feels that both go hand in hand, saying that each photograph can be the beginning of a story.

She writes short stories and poetry and is also a narrator and orator.  She has participated in poetic interpretation workshops and presentations.  She participated, online, in Teatro de la Luna’s XXIX and XXX Poetry Marathons, where she interpreted poems of Latin American poets and her own.

She recently participated in a Tribute to General San Martin, in the Cabildo of Buenos Aires, with allusive poems. She has participated in storytelling performances with the group “The Smiling Stone”.  The last storytelling performance of the group, “Sewing Stories” is based on mothers and grandmother’s memories and Susana’s poems are woven into each story.

She currently leads “Stories and Talks”, a workshop where Susana reads stories and poems and later talks with the participants.  Although it is for all ages, it is especially directed towards an older crowd, making it a special space for older adults to meet up, something very necessary in today’s society.

She also recites and narrates in schools and day-care centers and other events.  She loves to travel and get lost in cities with her camera hanging by her neck, admiring the singular, traditions and cultures of each place.  She also likes the day-to-day, the simple, the beauty of flowers, the birds singing, admiring her plants as her cats’ purr away for her soul.