Carmen Blanco y Trigueros
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Biography
Born in Granada,[3] in the 1840s,[1] she was educated in Catalonia.[4]
Her first works were published in the Catalan press, even though she left Barcelona.[4] In 1878, she published in La Crónica de Cataluña a collection of serious and humorous articles entitled "Retratos de perfil, bocetos á vuelapluma" (Profile portraits, sketches á vuelapluma), presented by Mobellán.[3] In 1879, she published a novel in the newspaper El Cascabel.[3] In addition to novels and short story collections,[5] she wrote articles and other works, sometimes unsigned, in various newspapers in Madrid and the provinces,[4] such as El Globo,[1][4] El Álbum Ibero-Americano,[1] El Cascabel, or La Semana Madrileña.[1] She traveled extensively through Morocco, writing travel publications,[4] and met Clorinda Matto de Turner.[5] Carmen de Burgos praised Blanco's work.[4]
Carmen Blanco y Trigueros died on October 17, 1921.[2]