Edmundo Paz Soldán
Bolivian writer, acclaimed for novels.
Born
March 29th, 1967
58 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Bolivia
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Born in Cochabamba, contributions to literature include novels that explore themes of identity and cultural complexity in contemporary Bolivia. Works often blend reality with magical realism, highlighting socio-political issues. Extensive career includes teaching literature and creative writing, while receiving recognition in various literary circles. Also involved in the promotion of Bolivian literature and the importance of cultural narratives in the wider literary world.
Wrote the novel 'Río Fugitivo'
Authored 'Las máscaras' and 'Desierto'
Served as a professor of creative writing
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