Danilo Lopez-Roman has won a Juan Felipe Herrera Bronze Medal Poetry Award; a Florida Book Award Bronze Medal in Spanish Poetry; an Eric Hoffer/Medal Provocateur Finalist in Poetry; a Latino Book Award Honorable Mention in Poetry; and two Honorable Mentions for Best Cover Design in the ILBA Awards. 

His poetry, fiction, and essays have been published in Hayden's Ferry Review, Linden Lane, Carrier Pigeon, The Chachalaca Review, Border Senses, Baquiana, La Piccioletta Barca, and many others. 

Works from his seven poetry collections and one short story book, have been anthologized in the USA, Latin America, and Spain. 

His artwork has been featured in Phoebe, Nagari, Mayday, Florida Caribbean Architect, Opensea (NTF) and exhibited at Nery's Art Gallery (Sweetwater), ArtBasel Arts Week (Miami), ArtBox (Switzerland), and ExpoMetro (Miami Beach). 

He lives in Miami, Florida where he works as a writer, editor, anthologist, translator, digital artist, and architect. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Texas-El Paso.