Published by Finishing Line Press, mid-life is Ana Maria Caballero’s first stand-alone poetry chapbook. At its heart is the grueling intersection of birth and death that occurs at age thirty, when parents decline, children appear and marriages settle. It is available for purchase via Amazon and Finishing Line Press.
In late 2014, LA-based Silver Birch Press published “Ides,” an anthology of fifteen poetry chapbooks. Ana Maria Caballero’s chapbook “Reverse Commute” was included among the fifteen.
In 2014, Ana Maria Caballero’s book “Entre domingo y domingo” (“From Sunday to Sunday”) won Colombia’s José Manuel Arango National Poetry Prize and received second prize in the nationwide Ediciones Embalaje contest.