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LEOPOLDO BRIZUELA
ARGENTINA, 1963 |
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Leopoldo Brizuela is a poet, fiction writer, translator and screenwriter. His novel England, a Fable won, in 1999, the second edition of the Clarín Novel Prize and has been translated into various languages by publishing houses of great prestige. In 2001, he received a grant from the Gulbenkian Foundation of Lisbon for research toward a new novel, which was recently completed with the provisional title Lisboa a melodrama . As a journalist, he contributes regularly to such esteemed Argentinean newspapers as La Nación, Clarín
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