100 Refutations | Honduras | Poetry | Spanish
May, 2018Juan Ramón Molina (1875-1908) is a lesser-known poet among his contemporaries, yet he made significant contributions to Honduran poetry and to the Modernist movement in Central America. During his extensive travels he met many of the great poets of his time, and these encounters influenced and informed his own work.
100 Refutations | Honduras | Poetry | Spanish
April, 2018Clementina Suárez (1902-1991) has been called the “matriarch of Honduran letters” and was well known during her lifetime as a writer, a supporter of the arts, and someone who defied contemporary cultural norms and expectations of womanhood.
The two poems featured here originally appeared in Clementina Suárez: Her Life and Poetry (University of Florida Press, January 1995). They're reprinted with permission from translator Janet N. Gold.
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