About Gloria Pampillo
Lived 1938 – 2013 (aged 74). Gloria Pampillo was an Argentine writer, prose writer and university teacher.
Gloria Pampillo (1938–2013) was an Argentine writer.
Biography Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, she moved to Spain where she worked as a teacher. She later came back to teach at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, where she ran writing workshops with Maite Alvarado. She also cofounded Sudestada, a writers' association.
Among her best-known works are the novels Las invenciones inglesas, Costanera Sur, Pegamento and La deuda (winner of the 2º Premio de Novela de la Biblioteca Nacional). She also published the short story collections Estimado Lerner and Cuatro viajes y un prostíbulo. The novel Una mala mujer was published posthumously.
She also published several books on the theory and practice of writing, among Escribir, Yo no sabía que sabía, Sobre narración, teoría y práctica. Permítame que le cuente una historia and notably Una araña en el zapato. Lastly, she wrote a number of books for younger readers: Palabrelío, Avestruces y Piratas and La mula en el andén.
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Who was Gloria Pampillo?
Argentinian writer (1938-2013)
When was Gloria Pampillo born?
Gloria Pampillo was born on 11 November 1938 in Buenos Aires.
When did Gloria Pampillo die?
Gloria Pampillo died on 27 February 2013 in Buenos Aires.
What was Gloria Pampillo's occupation?
Gloria Pampillo was a writer, prose writer and university teacher.
What nationality was Gloria Pampillo?
Gloria Pampillo was Argentine.
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