Perla Suez

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Born (1947-11-28) 28 November 1947 (age 78)
Córdoba, Argentina
OccupationAuthor
LanguageSpanish
GenreFiction, children's, essays
Perla Suez
Suze in 2014
Suze in 2014
Born (1947-11-28) 28 November 1947 (age 78)
Córdoba, Argentina
OccupationAuthor
LanguageSpanish
GenreFiction, children's, essays
Notable worksEl país del diablo
Notable awards
Website
perlasuez.com.ar

Perla Suez (born 28 November 1947) is an Argentinean novelist, translator, and children's author. She is a recipient of the Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Prize.

Suez was born in Córdoba, and grew up in Basavilbaso. She received a BA in Modern Literature at the National University of Córdoba, also studying psycho-pedagogy and cinematography.[1][2]

Between 1977 and 1978 she conducted research at the University of Paris-VII before working at the International Centre for Pedagogical Studies at Sèvres.[1]

Suez co-founded the Centro de Difusión e Investigación de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil (Center for Broadcast and Investigation of Children and Juvenile Literature) and was Director of the centre between 1984–1994.[3][2]

Suez has also co-directed Piedra Libre magazine, a publication promoting reading and literature in Latin America and the Caribbean.[3]

Works

Novels

Selected publications by Suez include:

  • El Arresto (2001, Norma)
  • El país del diablo (2015, Edhasa)
  • Letargo (2000, Norma)
  • Humo Rojo (2012, Edhasa)
  • La Pasajera (2008, Norma)
  • La Trilogía de Entre Ríos (2006, Norma), trilogy of Letargo, El Arresto, and Complot
  • Complot (2004, Norma)
  • Tumba Tumba Tetumba (2001, Alción Editora)

La Trilogía de Entre Ríos was published in English as The Entre Ríos Trilogy (2006, The University of New Mexico Press) and translated by Rhonda Dahl Buchanan. It has also been translated into Italian (in 2009 as Il fiumi della memoria), German and French. Letargo was translated into English by Rhonda Dahl Buchanan and Italian by Luigi Cojazzi.

Children's books

Suez has written a number of Spanish language children's books including:

  • El Vuelo del Barrilete y Otros Cuentos (1985, El Ateneo)
  • Papá, Mamá ¿Me dan permiso? (1989, El Ateneo)
  • El viaje de un cuis muy gris (1991, Sudamericana)
  • Memorias de Vladimir (1991, Alfaguara)
  • El Cuento del Pajarito (1991, Sudamericana)
  • Dimitri en la tormenta (1993)
  • El Árbol de los Flecos (1995, Sudamericana)
  • Un golpe de buena suerte (2006, E.D.B)
  • El señor de los globos (2006, Educando)
  • Los tres pajaritos (2007, Sudamericana)
  • Arciboldo (2009, Communicate)
  • ¡Blum! (2011, Communicate)
  • Un oso (2014, Comunicarte)
  • Lara y su lobo (2014, Communicate)
  • El huemul (2014, Communicate)
  • Espero (2015, La brujita de papel)
  • Las Flores de Hielo (2015, Comunicarte)
  • El hombrecito de polvo (2015, Comunicarte)
  • Uma (2016, Comunicarte)

Awards

References

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