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Carolina De Robertis

De Robertis, Carolina  (Uruguay-U.S.)
Narradora, traductora y antóloga. Reside en Oakland, California. Es autora de La montaña invisible (2010, premio Rhegium Julii en Italia), Perla (2012), Los dioses del tango (2016, Stonewall Book Award) y Cantoras (2019, premiada con el Stonewall Book y el Reading Women). Sus novelas se han traducido a diecisiete idiomas. Ha obtenido, además, el National Endowment for the Arts. De Robertis también es traductora de literatura latinoamericana y española y editora de la antología Radical Hope: Letters of Love and Dissent in Dangerous Times. En 2017, el Centro de Artes Yerba Buena nombró a De Robertis como una de las cien personas, organizaciones y movimientos que están formando el futuro de la cultura. Es profesora en San Francisco State University. De Robertis presenta, en la mesa Muerte, terror y sombras en la ficción contemporánea, que forma parte del módulo Novedades de la narrativa latinoamericana actual, su novela Cantoras (Vintage Español), protagonizada por cinco mujeres enfrentadas a dictadura uruguaya de los años setenta.

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De Robertis, Carolina  (Uruguay-U.S.) Narradora, traductora y antóloga. Reside en Oakland, California. Es autora de La montaña invisible (2010, premio Rhegium Julii en Italia),
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