Félix Morales Prado

Félix Morales Prado (Seville, 1952). From his birth until his youth he lived in Punta Umbría (Huelva). He worked as a journalist between the seventies and eighties of the twentieth century. Graduate in Hispanic Philology. Professor of Spanish Literature. Technical advisor in the area of Spanish language and literature for the Consejería de Educación de la Junta de Andalucía.

Founder and editor of several magazines, including "El fantasma de la glorieta", which, after going through several stages on paper, created an electronic version on the Internet. Between May 2008 and July 2010 he lived in Mexico, where he contributed a series of articles, Magias de México, published fortnightly in the Spanish newspaper "El Mundo". In these articles, anthropological and cultural aspects of the Hispanic-American country are reflected. In addition to various collaborations in magazines, daily press and anthologies, he has published, among other titles, Manifiesto de la inocencia herida (CAA Ed., 1978), Maldevo (Diputación de Huelva, 1991), Ciclos (Ed. Fundación V Centenario, 1992), El sabio burro (Arrayán Ediciones, 1990), La belleza es el ángel del misterio (Ed. Corona del Sur, 2003), El mar tiene hoy color de estar pensándose (Ed. Devenir, 2004), Haikus de la lluvia y otros poemas breves (Ed. Círculo de Estudios Bibliográficos y Exlibrísticos. Collection Las patitas de la sombra, 2005), Circe (Ediciones Alfar, 2008), Solipsignos (EH Editores, 2008), Poesía experimental española (1963-2004). Antología (Ed. Marenostrum, 2004) y Escuchando el frío (plaquette for the University of Seville magazine "El hombre a caballo", 2020).