Hugo CHAPARRO

2002

Americas
Latin America and the Caribbean

Americas
Latin America and the Caribbean
South America

Americas
Latin America and the Caribbean
South America
Colombia

Americas

Spanish

Hugo CHAPARRO has won awards for his fiction and critical work and is a two-time recipient of the Colombian National Poetry Prize. He has translated Shakespeare, writes regular columns on film for several magazines, and is soon to publish both a novel, La Sombra del Incantropo (The Werewolf’s Shadow), and a volume of poetry, Escrito en el Tiempo (Written in Time). He is participating courtesy of the U.S. Department of State.

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