Liliana Bodoc

Argentina | 1958-2018

The best representative of 21st century Latin American epic and one of its most original and poetic voices.

Fabio Morábito

Alejandría | 1955

Fabio Morábito was born in 1955 in Alexandria to Italian parents. At the age of fourteen he immigrated to Mexico. Although his first language is Italian, Morábito writes in Spanish.

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María Teresa Andruetto

Argentina | 1954

Winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award 2012. A name among women writers in her country and a leading figure in literature…

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Argentina | 1973
Considered as one of the most powerful voices in Argentinian literature and one of the most promising ones in Latin American fiction, Selva Almada had great reviews with her first novel…

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Inés Garland

Argentina | 1960
Winner of the Jugendliteraturpreis 2014 for Piedra, papel o tijera. She works free lance and coordinates creative writing workshops. A jury from the National…

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Mario Levrero

Uruguay | 1940-2004

Jorge Mario Varlotta Levrero, born in Montevideo in 1940 and died there in 2004. Levrero was a photographer, bookseller, comics script writer, humorist, crossword author, creator of brain games. In his later years, he directed a literary workshop…

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“¿Hay alguien ahí? Preguntario interplanetario para terrícolas inteligentes” by Ellen Duthie and Studio Patten, is a White Raven 2022.

Oct 14, 2022

Mónica Ojeda’s JAWBONE is now shortlisted for the National Book Award in Translation

Oct 4, 2022

The National Book Foundation announced the shorlisted works for the 2022 National Book Awards for Translated Literature. Mónica Ojeda is among the finalists with her novel Jawbone, Coffee House Press, 2022. Congratulations to Monica!

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