Carmen Campo Real, born in Paris in 1968, is a French poet activist with a focus on social issues. She lives and works in Geneva. As a journalist she began working with TF1 and then, while collaborating with lifestyle magazines such as Glamour, Jardin des Modes, New Yorker,
 Rolling Stone,
Vogue and Elle, Carmen realised that her passion was investigative journalism, digging into complex situations, building relationships with other human beings. Since she moved to Geneva in 2002, Carmen has been focusing all her time on writing and performing poetry in French. Her publications by Slatkine include Perfusions(2009), Cartilage (2010), Hiatus (2014), Janus (2018) , Hubris (2022). She is represented by Art Gallery Sonia Zannetacci.

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