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Enrique Estrázulas

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Enrique Estrázulas (Montevideo, 9 January 1942 - 8 March 2016)[1] was a Uruguayan writer, poet, essayist, playwright, journalist, and diplomat.

His most famous work was the novel Pepe Corvina (1974). He was also Ambassador to Cuba.[2]

Work

Poetry
  • El Sótano (1965)
  • Fueye (1968)
  • Caja de tiempo (1971)
  • Confesión de los perros (1975)
  • Poemas de amor -Madrigales, Blasfemias (1979)
  • Claroscuros (anthology) (2013)
Novels
  • Pepe Corvina (1974)
  • Lucifer ha llorado (1980)
  • El ladrón de música (1982)
  • El amante de paja (1986)
  • Tango para intelectuales (1990)
  • Los manuscritos del Caimán (Sudamericana, Buenos Aires, 2004)
  • Espérame Manon (Planeta, Montevideo, 2009)
  • El sueño del ladrón (Sudamericana, 2013)
Stories
  • Los viejísimos cielos (1975)
  • Las claraboyas (1975)
  • Cuentos fantásticos (1984)
  • Antología personal (1984)
  • La cerrazón humana (Seix Barral, Montevideo, 2007)
Essays
  • La canción de la mugre (1970)
  • Mientras viva un poeta, un ladrón y una puta - an essay about Carlos de la Púa (1970)
  • El canto de la flor en la boca (1978)
  • Alfredo Zitarrosa, cantar en uruguayo
Plays
  • Borges y Perón (1998)[3]
  • La puta y el sacristán (2008)
  • Gardel en Santamaría (2010)

References

  1. ^ "Writer and diplomat Enrique Estrázulas dies". Montevideo Portal. 8 March 2016. (in Spanish)
  2. ^ "Bio of Enrique Estrázulas". Dramaturgia Uruguaya. Dirección Nacional de Cultura. Archived from the original on 29 March 2016. Retrieved 18 March 2016. (in Spanish)
  3. ^ "Borges y Perón, en un diálogo tan improbable como seductor". La Nación. 18 March 1998. (in Spanish)

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