Antonio Díaz Oliva (Temuco, Chile, 1985) has published the non-fiction book Piedra Roja: El mito del Woodstock chileno (Red Stone: The myth of Chilean Woodstock, 2010) and the novel La soga de los muertos (The rope of the dead, Alfaguara, 2011; Sudaquia NY, 2016). He has been awarded fellowships from the Council for Culture and the Arts in Chile, the Gabriel García Márquez Foundation for New Journalism and Fulbright. He is studying the MFA in Creative Writing in Spanish at New York University. Currently, he coordinates “20/40“, an Ebook collection of Latin American writers living in the United States. www.antoniodiazoliva.com