Eva Feld

At age 23, Eva Feld became a journalist at Universidad Central de Venezuela, the most autonomous and prestigious university in the country. The French Government granted her a scholarship to further studies in Paris, circa 1973. Two years later, back in Venezuela, she worked at magazines and newspapers for over a decade (“El Nacional” and “El Diario de Caracas”, among others.) She freelanced for the “Chicago Sun-Times” weekly Spanish insert, and for a Latino radio station “Radio Ambiente.” Her literary career started at age 50, with the first published book: “Mujeres, Escritores más un Crimen” (14 stories.). Followed by three novels: “Los Vocablos se Amaron por Última Vez” , “La Transparencia del Reflejo”, and “La Senda de las Flores Oblicuas.” Her personal blog is: evafeld.blogspot.com.