Matías Rivas Undurraga
Matías Rivas Undurraga, born in Santiago de Chile in 1971, is a poet, essayist, and prominent editor in contemporary Chilean literature. He studied Literature at the Catholic University of Chile and has worked as a literary critic in media such as El Mercurio and The Clinic, where he used the pseudonym Mao Tse Tung.
Among his most notable works are the poetry collections "Aniversario y otros poemas" (1997), "Un muerto equivocado" (2011), and "Tragedias oportunas" (date not specified). He has also published the collection of essays "Interrupciones: Un diario de lectura" (date not specified). His work, "Referencias personales" (2024), is a collection of reflections exploring various themes of life and literature. Currently, Rivas serves as the director of Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales, columnist for the newspaper La Tercera, and host on radio Duna.
Among his most notable works are the poetry collections "Aniversario y otros poemas" (1997), "Un muerto equivocado" (2011), and "Tragedias oportunas" (date not specified). He has also published the collection of essays "Interrupciones: Un diario de lectura" (date not specified). His work, "Referencias personales" (2024), is a collection of reflections exploring various themes of life and literature. Currently, Rivas serves as the director of Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales, columnist for the newspaper La Tercera, and host on radio Duna.
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