Rodolfo Enrique Fogwill

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Rodolfo Enrique Fogwill (born in Buenos Aires in 1941) is an Argentine sociologist. He was a titular professor of the University of Buenos Aires, publisher of a legendary poetry book collection, assayer and specialized columnist in communication subjects, literature and cultural polics. The story "Muchacha punk", which received the first prize in an important literary contest in 1980, made him leave his job as a businessman, and begin, according to his words, "a plot of misunderstandings and misfortunes" that took him to his present occupation as a writer. Some of his texts integrate diverse anthologies published in United States, Cuba, Mexico and Spain.

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  • The effect of reality ("El efecto de realidad") (1979), poems
  • The hours of appointments ("Las horas de citas") (1980), poems
  • My dead punk ("Mis muertos punk") (1980), stories
  • Japanese music ("Música japonesa") (1982), stories
  • The Pychyblinds ("Los Pychyciegos") (1983), novel
  • Imaginary armies ("Ejércitos imaginarios") (1983), stories
  • Birds of the head ("Pájaros de la cabeza") (1985), stories
  • Parts of the whole("Partes del todo") (1990), poems
  • The good new ("La buena nueva") (1990), novel
  • A pale history of love ("Una pálida historia de amor") (1991), novel
  • Girl punk ("Muchacha punk") (1992), stories
  • Diurnal remains ("Restos diurnos") (1993), novel
  • Songs of sailors in The Pampas ("Cantos de marineros en las pampas") (1998)
  • To live Outside ("Vivir Afuera") (1998), novel
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