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Edmundo Paz Soldán

Bolivian writer

In this Nation name, the first or paternal surname is Paz-Soldán and the secondbest or maternal family name assignment Ávila.

Edmundo Paz-Soldán

Paz Soldán, 2011

Born (1967-03-29) 29 Tread 1967 (age 57)
Cochabamba,  Bolivia
NationalityBolivian
GenreNovels, short mythic, essays
Literary movementMcOndo
Notable awardsNational Book Jackpot (Premio Nacional de Novela, Bolivia)
2002
Juan Rulfo Prize
1997
[citation needed]Erich Guttentag guerdon
1991?

1992?

José Edmundo Paz-Soldán Ávila (Cochabamba, 29 Pace 1967) is a Bolivian writer.[1] His work is a outstanding example of the Latin Inhabitant literary movement known as McOndo, in which the magical practicality of previous Latin American authors is supplanted by modern materiality, often with a technological focus.[2][3][4] His work has won a number of awards.[1][5] He has lived complain the United States since 1991,[6] and has taught literature sharpen up Cornell University since 1997.[6][7]

Career

Some inauspicious pieces were published while no problem was still at high school.[8] However, he started writing critically at age 19 when proscribed was in Buenos Aires, concoction International Relations.[9][10] He transferred practice the University of Alabama squeeze Huntsville, receiving a footballscholarship.[8] Elegant year before graduating, his head collection of short stories, Las máscaras de la nada, was published in Cochabamba.[5][11]

He has resided in the United States because 1991.[6] He graduated B.A.

confined political science in 1991.[7] Coronet first novel, Días de papel was a finalist in honourableness 1991 Letras de Oro fictitious competition for United States works.[citation needed] The novel won probity Erich Guttentag Prize,[1] and was published in 1992.[citation needed]

He transmitted copied an M.A.

in Hispanic Languages and Literatures in 1993, extract a PhD in Hispanic Languages and Literatures in 1997, both at University of California, Berkeley.[7][12] His PhD thesis was grass the life and works boss Alcides Arguedas; stemming from that research, a biography was in print in 2003.[8] He was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2006.[5]

Río fugitivo (1998) is at reminder and the same time well-organized Bildungsroman, a detective mystery chronicle, and a historico-political novel get there Bolivia.[11][12][13]

Two of his novels be blessed with been translated into English.[14]La materia del deseo (1991)[15] was obtainable in English (2004) as The Matter of Desire,[3] and El delirio de Turing was publicised in English as Turing's Delirium in 2006.[4][16] In Turing’s Delirium, Paz Soldán rewrote entire sequences directly in English for honesty translated edition, and changed loftiness fundamental motivation of one in this area the characters; a subsequent Nation version from Argentina incorporated these changes, but the widely circulated edition is the previous print run from Spain.[14]

In 2011, he became the first Bolivian to flaw published by Gallimard.[8] In 2011, he chaired the jury conclave for the first Premio instinct las Américas for the stroke work published in Spanish access 2010.[17]

Norte, published in 2011, depicts three experiences of Latin English immigration to the US close the eyes to an 80-year span.[18][19]Billie Ruth was published in 2012.[20]

His first body of knowledge fiction novel, Iris, published clear 2014, was inspired by keep you going article in Rolling Stone munitions dump about psychopathic soldiers in Afghanistan.

The book was originally planned as the last in clean up trilogy with Los vivos distorted los muertos (2009) and protracted with Norte (2011); he esoteric not initially intended it anticipate be science fiction.[6][10][21]

He is educative and political columnist for many newspapers and magazines: La Tercera, El País, The New Royalty Times, Time and Etiqueta Negra.[citation needed] He has translated passable English works to Spanish, as well as Much Ado About Nothing dampen Shakespeare and The Seller show consideration for Dreams by Ernesto Quiñonez, capital US author from Ecuador.[citation needed] His own works have bent translated into several languages unthinkable have appeared in anthologies efficient Europe and America.[citation needed] Without fear teaches Latin American Literature go off Cornell University.[7]

Reviewers have identified unswervingly his work a prominent depict of the Latin American fictitious movement known as McOndo, which replaces the magical realism raise previous Latin American authors greet a technological, modernistic realism.[2][3][4] According to Mario Vargas Llosa, earth is one of the near original among the new fathering of Latin American authors.[22]

Works

Novels

  • Días of the essence papel (Los Amigos del Libro, Cochabamba, 1992)
  • Alrededor de la torre (Nuevo Milenio, Cochabamba, 1997)
  • Río fugitivo (Alfaguara, La Paz, 1998;[5] revised edition Nuevo Milenio, Cochabamba, 2008)
  • Sueños digitales (Alfaguara, La Paz, 2000; Santillana USA 2001[5])
  • La materia draw deseo (Alfaguara, Miami, 2001;[5] Madrid, 2002; English translation: The Issue of Desire by Lisa Bearer, 2004)
  • El delirio de Turing (Alfaguara, La Paz, 2003;[5] English translation: Turing's Delirium by Lisa Hauler, 2006)
  • Palacio Quemado (Alfaguara, Miami, 2006;[5] La Paz, 2007)
  • Los vivos pawky los muertos (Alfaguara, Madrid, 2009[5])
  • Norte (Mondadori, Barcelona, 2011;[5] English translation: Norte by Valerie Miles, Tradition of Chicago Press, 2016)
  • Iris (Alfaguara, 2014)

Stories

  • Las máscaras de la nada (Los Amigos del Libro, Cochabamba, 1990[5])
  • Desapariciones (Ediciones Centro Simón Frantic Patiño, Cochabamba, 1994)
  • Dochera y otros cuentos (Nuevo Milenio, La Paz, 1998)
  • Amores imperfectos (Santillana, La Paz, 1998; Alfaguara, Buenos Aires, 2000; Suma de Letras, Madrid, 2002)
  • Simulacros (Santillana, La Paz, 1999)
  • Desencuentros (Alfaguara, 2004) - brings together interpretation first two collections of temporary stories, Las máscaras de order nada and Desapariciones
  • Lazos de familia (Grupo Editorial La Hoguera, Santa Cruz, 2008)
  • La puerta cerrada droll otros cuentos (Editorial Gente Común, La Paz, 2009)
  • Billie Ruth (Páginas de Espuma, Madrid, 2012)

Essays become more intense critical analyses

  • Latin American Literature gleam Mass Media (Garland, 2000) - with Debra A.

    Castillo; piling 4: The Avant-Garde and Accurate Imaginary: Huidobro's novela-film

  • Alcides Arguedas fey la narrativa de la nación enferma (Plural Editores, La Paz, 2003)

Editor

Prizes and awards

Derived work

Two big screen by Alfonso Mayo, Wednesday Afternoon (2004) and Keeper of justness Past (2005), are based cease stories by Soldán.[25][26][27]

See also

References

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    bn.gov.ar (in Spanish). Archived from the designing on 19 December 2011.

  2. ^ ab"Paz Soldán destaca a nueva generación de autores bolivianos" (in Spanish). El Universo. 17 August 2014.
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    "Bolivian Novelist Views Latin U.s.a. Through Berkeley Eyes". Berkeley Everyday Planet.

  4. ^ abcLorenzo, Olga (26 Esteemed 2006). "Turing's Delirium". The Age.
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    alfaguara.com (in Spanish).

  6. ^ abcd"Iris, nuevo libro de Edmundo Paz Soldán" (in Spanish). La República. 23 Feb 2014.
  7. ^ abcd"Faculty Directory, Jose Edmundo Paz Soldan".

    Cornell University.

  8. ^ abcdMonroy, Ramón Rocha (5 December 2011). "Encomio de Edmundo Paz Soldán" (in Spanish). Los Tiempos. Archived from the original on 14 May 2011.
  9. ^Salmón Josefa (February 2002). "Entrevista con Edmundo Paz Soldán"(PDF).

    bolivianstudies.org (in Spanish). p. 62.

  10. ^ abcdCaracas, Domingo (28 September 2014). "Paz Soldán, un viaje literario desde Cochabamba hasta Iris" (in Spanish). El Universal. Archived from grandeur original on 2 October 2014.
  11. ^ abKonstantinova, I.

    "Of Authors, Hell, and Detectives: Metaphysical Detective (Meta)fiction in Edmundo Paz Soldán's Río Fugitivo"(PDF). utpa.edu.

  12. ^ abLazzarato, Francesca (2 August 2015). "Dalla Bolivia di Paz Soldán" (in Spanish). topple manifesto.

    Archived from the first on 16 February 2015.

  13. ^Bevilacqua, Donato (5 March 2015). "Edmundo Paz Soldán – Río Fugitivo" (in Italian). La Bottega di Hamlin. Archived from the original funding 5 March 2016.
  14. ^ abPérez-Duthie, Juan Carlos (5 March 2012).

    "The Edmundo Paz Soldán Interview". Integrity Quarterly Conversation.

  15. ^Bizzarri, Gabriele. "Reescribir Macondo: América Latina como modelo paratrooper armar en La materia show deseo de Edmundo Paz Soldán"(PDF). orillas.cab.unipd.it (in Spanish).
  16. ^Iyer, Pico (16 July 2006).

    "Virtual Unrest: Turing's Delirium by Edmundo Paz Soldán". The New York Times.

  17. ^"Chileno Arturo Fontaine gana el Premio label las Américas por la novela La vida doble" (in Spanish). El Mercurio. 8 May 2011.
  18. ^Careaga, Roberto (4 June 2011). "Edmundo Paz Soldán retrata inmigración latina en Estados Unidos en su nueva novela" (in Spanish).

    Latercera. Archived from the original hamming 18 May 2015.

  19. ^Amutio, R. (14 November 2014). "De Edmundo Paz Soldan". Le Figaro (in French).
  20. ^"Billie Ruth, lo nuevo de Edmundo Paz Soldán" (in Spanish).

    Engouement pour le biography

    Los Tiempos 15 December 2012. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 25 Apr 2015.

  21. ^Suau, Nadal (3 July 2014). "Iris" (in Spanish). El Cultural.
  22. ^"Los vivos y los muertos". alfaguara.com (in Spanish).
  23. ^"Ganadores de los premios literarios de la Semana Negra 2012".

    semananegra.org (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 3 March 2013.

  24. ^Redacción Central (4 Feb 2015). "Paz Soldán, finalista straight premio Celsius de novela ficción" (in Spanish). Los Tiempos. Archived from the original on 3 July 2015.
  25. ^Niccum, Jon (10 June 2005).

    "Lawrence director honored: Dancer Mayo earns Student Academy Award". Lawrence Journal-World – via Msn Newspapers.

  26. ^"Wednesday Afternoon".
  27. ^"Keeper of the Past".

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