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Luis Felipe Ulloa a Colombian living for many years in Central America has written stories, poems, plays, essays and articles. Recently Libros Para Niños published his story “Manuel, Pito Loco y la Mujer Garroba”, finalist in the National Children Literature Award (Nicaragua). Other Ulloa's awarded stories are “De Cómo Quisieron Robar el Recuerdo De Simón” (Medio Pollito, INC/ 1984, Panamá) and “La Rebelión de las Palabras” (Concurso 50º Aniversario de Sandino, UNAN-Nicaragua/1984). His dramas “La Noche Viene de Luna, de Luna Llena Como Naranja” and “El Sueño Que Casi Cambia de Dueño” won The VI Children Literature Award 1982 and the Medio Pollito Award 1988, both of them in Panama As a writer, consultant and professor in two Master degree courses, currently he focus on migration, Child protagonism, organizations and youth gangs.

Luis Felipe Ulloa a Colombian living for many years in Central America has written stories, poems, plays, essays and articles. Recently Libros Para Niños published his story “Manuel, Pito Loco y la Mujer Garroba”, finalist in the National Children Literature Award (Nicaragua). Other Ulloa's awarded stories are “De Cómo Quisieron Robar el Recuerdo De Simón” (Medio Pollito, INC/ 1984, Pa... More