María José Maddox
María José Maddox is a Chilean multidisciplinary artist and researcher.
She earned a Ph.D. in 20th and 21st Century Latin American Literature from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Along with Dr. Juan García-Oyervides and Dr. Javier Muñoz, she founded Observatorio de las Américas, a collaborative virtual research center.
She was one of the producers of History Colorado's documentary podcast "Lost Highways: Dispatches from the Shadows of the Rocky Mountains," which was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Sturm Family Foundation.
Her drawings and collages have appeared in
"Ethel" "Streetcake Magazine," "Tiny Spoon," "Sassafras Literary Magazine,
"Third Wednesday," "The Flesh Magazine," "Throats to the Sky," "Gravel Magazine," "Revista Yzur," and "491 Magazine."
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Her short story "American Flag" was published by Collateral Journal in May 2021.
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And "Ari, Arizona" found a home at Pile Press, an alternative publishing collective for women and non-binary creatives.
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Conversation with award-winning multidisciplinary artist Blake Pfeil, creator of "abandoned: The All American Ruins Podcast." April 2024. Listen here.​
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