David Unger
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David Unger is a famous Guatemalan-American author and translator. He was born in 1950 in Guatemala City. In 1955, he emigrated to Hialeah, Florida with his parents.
Unger graduated from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst with a B.A. and received an MFA from Columbia University.
[edit] Published Works
- The Girl in the Treehouse
- Life in the Damn Tropics: A Novel
- Neither Caterpillar Nor Butterfly: Poems
[edit] Works Unger Translated or Co-Translated
- Antipoems: New and Selected, by Nicanor Parra
- The Dark Room & Other Poems, by Enrique Lihn
- The Dead Leaves, by Bárbara Jacobs
- First Love & Look for My Obituary, by Elena Garro
- The Girl from Chimel, by Rigoberta Menchú
- The Honey Jar, by Rigoberta Menchú
- Letters to My Mother, by Teresa Cardenas
- The Love You Promised Me, by Silvia Molina
- Me in the Middle, by Ana Maria Machado
- Open Door: Stories, by Luisa Valenzuela
- Popol Vuh: Libro Sagrado de Los Mayas, version by Victor Monejo