Alicia Borinsky

Argentine writer with acclaimed novels

Alicia Borinsky - Argentine writer with acclaimed novels
Born

October 23rd, 1946
79 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Argentina

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Born in 1946, this writer has contributed significantly to Argentine literature. Renowned for blending the personal and the universal in her narratives, the work includes notable novels and poetry. Influenced by both Argentine and international literary traditions, she has carved a niche in contemporary literature. In addition to writing, she has engaged in academic activities, teaching literature and creative writing at various institutions. Her works often reflect themes of identity, memory, and cultural heritage.

Authored acclaimed novels like 'La mujer en el espejo'

Contributed to the field of creative writing education

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