Natalia Consuegra & Juan Camilo Rincón

		Natalia Consuegra earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (2002) and her master’s in Digital Humanities from the Universidad de los Andes (2024). She is the author of the Diccionario de Psicología (Ediciones ECOE). She works as a cultural journalist and has contributed to many international outlets, including the Confabulario supplement of El Universal (Mexico), Quimera and Publishers Weekly en Español (Spain), Latin American Literature Today (LALT, the University de Oklahoma), Mundo Diners (Ecuador), and Intervalo (Uruguay), as well as El Espectador and Contexto (Colombia). She also works as a proofreader and copy editor for educational, cultural, and literary publications, and is proficient in APA style and RAE guidelines. She has formed part of prize juries for the Instituto Distrital de las Artes (Idartes, Bogotá), sharing her expertise in cultural and editorial management.
		Juan Camilo Rincón is a writer, journalist, and cultural researcher focusing on Hispano-American literature. He earned his Master’s in Literary Studies from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and is a former grantee of FONCA (Mexico). He is the author of Ser colombiano es un acto de fe: Historias de Jorge Luis Borges y Colombia, Viaje al corazón de Cortázar, Nuestra memoria es para siempre, and Colombia y México: entre la sangre y la palabra. He has written on cultural topics for outlets in Latin America and Spain, and has been a guest author at international book fairs in Bogotá, Culiacán, Guadalajara, Guayaquil, Havana, and Pachuca.