Domingo Moreno Jimenes

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Domingo Segundo Moreno Jimenes (7 January 1894 in Santo Domingo – 23 September 1986 in Santo Domingo) was a writer from the Dominican Republic; the founder and leader of the Posthumism [es], a Dominican literary movement.^[1]

Moreno Jimenes was the only-child of the goldsmith Domingo Moreno Arriaga, and his wife María Josefa Jimenes Hernández.^[2] He was christened on 4 August 1894.^[1] He was the great-grandson and grandson of Presidents Manuel Jimenes and Juan Isidro Jimenes, respectively; the lawyer Guillermo Moreno García is his grandson. He married Emelinda Espinal López.