Saturday, February 2, 2019

Leonardo Valencia (writer)

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'''Leonardo Valencia''' (born 1969) is an [[Ecuadorian]] writer. He was born in [[Guayaquil]], and studied in [[Ecuador]] and [[Spain]], where he obtained a PhD in [[literary theory]] at the [[Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona]]. He also created the university's [[creative writing]] program and ran it for several years.

In 1995, he published the short story collection ''La luna nómada'' (1995). Since then he has published novels such as ''El desterrado'' (2000) and ''El libro flotante de Caytran Dölphin'' (2006); the latter was also accompanied by a parallel narrative on the internet (www.libroflotante.net), created in collaboration with the [[digital artist]] [[Eugenio Tisselli]]. He also worked with [[Wilfrido Corral]] to publish the anthology ''Cuentistas hispanoamericanos de entresiglo'' (McGraw Hill, 2005). In 2008, he published a collection of essays ''El síndrome de Falcón''. His latest novel is called ''Kazbek''.

He was named as one of the [[Bogota39]] group of writers in 2007.<ref>[http://bit.ly/2WBOq0E Bio]</ref>

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[[category:Ecuadorian writers]]


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