Maria Cristina Azcona is an argentine novelist and poetess. She is also Director
of Inst. Relations for CADDAN, a non profit publishing Co. in Argentina. She has
received two university degrees in: Psycho -pedagogy and Family Counselling, one
in Argentina and the other in Spain. Since then, she works as a Psychotherapist
in Buenos Aires.
In 1998 she won First Prize in poetry at one of the most important contests of
her country, organized by the Argentine Centre for Development of New Authors, (C.A.D.D.A.N.).
Since that moment she wrote four books in Spanish, and has participated in many
international anthologies around the world, especially at USA, India and Spain.
Her poetry has been published twice by Milwaukee Department of Health, USA. Her
work in poetry and prose can be read in printed publications like: Spirit, The
Taj Mahal Review, Biffs Quarterly, Kabita Pradesh, and others around India ,
Argentina, Spain, Jordan and USA. Also her e-books and chapbooks are sold by
Rowe Publishing, UK and other American e-publishers. Author of books: Dos Talles Menos
De Cerebro (Poems)),
Mundo Postmoderno (Poems), La Voz Del Angel (Short Novel),
Estar De Novios Hoy (Self Help Essay)