Deathcats / el gato eficaz - Valenzuela, Luisa
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A classic surreal & subversive novel by one of the original magical realist authors, Luisa Valenzuela. Here's what the old masters say: "Luisa Valenzuela is the heiress of Latin American Fiction. She wears an opulent, baroque crown, but her feet are naked." - Carlos Fuentes, author, Aura, & The Old Gringo; "Luisa Valenzuela's books are our present, but they also contain much of our future." - Julio Cortazar, author, Hopscotch. What a new generation has to say: "Luisa Valenzuela is a super nova to the heart." - Lidia Yuknavitch, author of Chronology of Water, Dora: A Head Case, The Small Backs…mehr

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A classic surreal & subversive novel by one of the original magical realist authors, Luisa Valenzuela. Here's what the old masters say: "Luisa Valenzuela is the heiress of Latin American Fiction. She wears an opulent, baroque crown, but her feet are naked." - Carlos Fuentes, author, Aura, & The Old Gringo; "Luisa Valenzuela's books are our present, but they also contain much of our future." - Julio Cortazar, author, Hopscotch. What a new generation has to say: "Luisa Valenzuela is a super nova to the heart." - Lidia Yuknavitch, author of Chronology of Water, Dora: A Head Case, The Small Backs of Children, & The Book of Joan; "Valenzuela's work is not precious. It is stark & sometimes raving mad. Jonathan Titler's translation is syntactically beautiful and las palabras se construyen para devastar..." - Amy Temple Harper, author, Cramped Uptown
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Autorenporträt
Luisa Valenzuela has published almost forty books including novels such as You Have To Smile (1966), El Gato Efectiva (1972), Como En La Guerra (1977), La Máscara Sarda (2012), El Mañana (2020) and Prosecutor Dies (2021). She's also written essays, vols. of short stories, and microfiction, for which he has received numerous awards: the Machado de Assis Medal from the Brazilian Academy of Letters, the Guggenheim Scholarship, the Grand Prize of Honor from the Argentine Society of Writers (2017), & the Carlos Fuentes Award (2019).Most recently her work has included the reissue of her novel El Mañana, (Interzona Editorial, 2020), a new novel, Fiscal Muere, (Interzona Editorial, 2021), La Mirada Horizontal, selected journalism (Editorial Marea, 2021), and the autobiographical chronicle Los Tiempos Detenidos, (Editorial Marea, 2022). She lives in Buenos Aires.