Sabrina Duque
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Sabrina Duque

Ecuador | 1979
Journalist, chronicler and translator. Increasingly reknown for her narrative reportage, Sabrina Duque won the Michael Jacobs Fellowship for “Crónica Viajera” in 2019 and was a finalist in 2015 for the Gabriel García Márquez Journalism Prize.
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Published by:

Ecuador Siamesa Editora / Latin America and Spain Anagrama

 

Her pieces, translated into Portuguese, Italian and English, have appeared in Etiqueta Negra, Folha de S. Paulo and O Estado de S. Paulo (Brazil), Internazionale (Italy), The New York Times (USA), GK (Ecuador), El Malpensante (Colombia), Gatopardo (Mexico) and Brecha (Uruguay).

She works in the Spanish-language section of The New York Times, and is responsible for the exclusive editorial curation and journalistic translation for a Spanish-speaking audience worldwide.

She has lived in Brazil, Nicaragua, Portugal and the United States, and is currently residing in Taiwan.

 

A luminous cronista. Maria Fernanda Ampuero

Duque’s gaze won’t leave you indifferent. Julio Villanueva Chang

The author’s insightful, lucid and sensitive gaze stands out. Antonio Sáez Delgado, Babelia, El País

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Lama. No Ficción, 2017