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portada Tener (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2019
Language
Spanish
Pages
136
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788494961021
Edited in
España

Tener (in Spanish)

Sara Torres (Author) · Ezequiel Zaidenwerg (Author) · Kriller 71 Ediciones · Paperback

Tener (in Spanish) - Ezequiel Zaidenwerg

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Sara Torres
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(Gijón, 1991). With the novel Lo que hay, she received the 2022 booksellers' revelation award. Her theoretical-creative work focuses on the analysis of desire, body, and discourse through a feminist and interdisciplinary critical apparatus that intertwines psychoanalysis, new materialisms, and queer studies. PhD from Queen Mary University of London. Her thesis is titled: The Lesbian Text: Fetish, Fantasy and Queer Becomings. Her first book, La otra genealogía (Madrid: Torremozas) won the Gloria Fuertes National Poetry Award. She has also published the poetry books Conjuros y Cantos, Phantasmagoria El ritual del baño, and the most recent Deseo de perro. She has a space in elDiario.es where she writes regularly.
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Ezequiel Zaidenwerg
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Ezequiel Zaidenwerg nació en Buenos Aires en 1981. Publicó los libros de poemas Doxa (2007), La lírica está muerta (2011, 2017; traducido como Lyric Poetry Is Dead por Robin Myers, con dibujos de Carmen Amengual, 2018); Sinsentidos comunes, ilustrado por Raquel Cané (2015); Bichos: Sonetos y comentarios, en colaboración con Mirta Rosenberg e ilustrado por Valentina Rebasa y Miguel Balaguer (2017); 50 estados: 13 poetas contemporáneos de Estados Unidos (2018, 2020, 2022); El camino, versiones modernas del Tao Te Ching (2024); El verso desregulado: verso libre y neoliberalismo (2025) y Declaration of Independence/Declaración de Independencia, escrito en inglés y traducido al castellano por Hernán Bravo Varela (2026). Tradujo a Mark Strand, Ben Lerner, Anne Carson, Weldon Kees, Robin Myers, Joseph Brodsky, Mary Ruefle, João Cabral de Melo Neto, Logan February, Heather Christle, Denise Levertov, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Brenda Hillman, Kay Ryan y Emily Dickinson, entre otros y otras. Compiló y prologó la muestra de poesía argentina Penúltimos (2014). Es miembro fundador del colectivo de acción poética Como Un Lugar y envía diariamente por mail poemas traducidos a través de su newsletter El poema de hoy.
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