Jorge Ortíz García
Jorge Ortiz García is an Ecuadorian journalist and writer with a distinguished career in the field of historical dissemination. Known for his agile and rigorous style, he has spent the last years compiling historical episodes that are little known or misunderstood, presenting them in an accessible and enjoyable way for the general reader.
Throughout his career, Ortiz has published several books that reflect his focus on universal history and international politics. Among his works are 50 Stories, Tales to Decipher the World, Stories of the World, and The Old Hermit, all characterized by precise and concise narratives that seek to illuminate key moments of humanity.
In his most recent publication, Prodigal Chronicles: tales to prevent oblivion (2024), Ortiz presents 64 short stories ranging from Alexander the Great to the wandering corpse of Evita Perón, including historical figures like William Wallace, Vlad Draculea, and Lawrence of Arabia. Each story is presented in a short format, with a journalistic style that facilitates its reading and understanding.
In addition to his work as a writer, Ortiz has been a critic of power and has used his pen to question established structures, earning him a reputation as a committed opinion journalist dedicated to truth and justice.
His work stands out for its ability to make history accessible, inviting the reader to reflect on the past and its relevance in the present.
Throughout his career, Ortiz has published several books that reflect his focus on universal history and international politics. Among his works are 50 Stories, Tales to Decipher the World, Stories of the World, and The Old Hermit, all characterized by precise and concise narratives that seek to illuminate key moments of humanity.
In his most recent publication, Prodigal Chronicles: tales to prevent oblivion (2024), Ortiz presents 64 short stories ranging from Alexander the Great to the wandering corpse of Evita Perón, including historical figures like William Wallace, Vlad Draculea, and Lawrence of Arabia. Each story is presented in a short format, with a journalistic style that facilitates its reading and understanding.
In addition to his work as a writer, Ortiz has been a critic of power and has used his pen to question established structures, earning him a reputation as a committed opinion journalist dedicated to truth and justice.
His work stands out for its ability to make history accessible, inviting the reader to reflect on the past and its relevance in the present.
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