Participants by Genre

Participants: Fiction writer

1968
Sri Lanka
critic, fiction writer
Alankarage V. SURAWEERA
1968
Poland
fiction writer
Jan Jozef SZCZEPANSKI
1968
United States
fiction writer, poet
Simón J. ORTIZ
1969
Costa Rica
fiction writer, poet
Carmen NARANJO
1969
Israel
fiction writer
Alexander SENED
1969
Philippines
fiction writer
Erwin CASTILLO
1969
Brazil
fiction writer
Luis Carlos Dolabela CHAGAS
1969, 1970
Mexico
fiction writer, poet
Fernando DEL PASO
1969
Japan
fiction writer
Yokichi MIYAMOTO
1969
Argentina
fiction writer
Luisa VALENZUELA
1969, 1984
Japan
fiction writer
Motoi ODA
1969
Poland
fiction writer
Julian STRYJKOWSKI
1969
Yugoslavia
fiction writer
Grozdana OLUJC
1970
Romania
fiction writer
Aurel Dragos MUNTEANU
1970
Argentina
fiction writer
Héctor LIBERTELLA
1970
United States
fiction writer, poet
Apostolos KIZILOS
1970
Taiwan
fiction writer, performance artist
LIN Hwai-min
1970
Indonesia
fiction writer
Sori SIREGAR
1970, 1982, 1987
Poland
fiction writer, playwright
Janusz GLOWACKI
1970, 1986
Poland
critic, fiction writer, poet, translator
Artur MIEDZYRZECKI

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