Born and raised in Cuba, Grethel Ramos has a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance from the University of Havana and a bachelor’s degree in journalism and English from Florida International University. She was a Pushcart Nominee in 2018. She has been awarded the John Wolin SJMC Scholarship, the Abel Mestre Scholarship, and the Janet Chusmir Memorial Scholarship. Her poetry has appeared in several publications, including South Florida Poetry Journal, Burningword Literary Journal, The Satirist, Singapore Unbound, Inlandia: A Literary Journey, Wingless Dreamer, and Eunoia Review, among others. Her poetry rejects the cheap comforts of dogmatic conventionality and welcomes the disclosure of the dissonances in human nature. As a storyteller, she is especially concerned with misogynist attitudes, violence against women, feminist theory, social privilege, gender roles, and stereotypes.
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