Angel Balzarino

Angel Balzarino (August 4, 1943-June 9, 2018) was an Argentine writer. During his lifetime, beginning in 1968; he published several novellas and a dozen books of stories.^[1]

Major works

El Hombre que Tenía Miedo (stories), Ediciones E.R.A. (1974) No ISBN
Las Otras Manos (stories), Editorial Colmegna (1987) ISBN 950-535-118-6
Hombres y Hazañas, Fondo Editorial Municipal (1995) ISBN 950-99393-2-3
Mariel Entre Nosotros, El Francotirador Ediciones (1998) ISBN 950-8502-35-5

S.M.A.

References

^ "Angel Balzarino: esa pasión por la expresión literaria", Diario La Opinión de Rafaela, 8 March 2015. He won several awards for his works. Perhaps the most notable of those awards was the 'Jorge Luis Borges', which he received in 176. He was also declared 'Rafaelino Distinguished' by the Municipal Council in 2016, in recognition of his career and contributions to the enrichment of the literary world. . Until his death in 2018, he continued to contribute to that literary world with his work. Archive copy at the Wayback Machine.

External links

(in Spanish) Homepage
(in Spanish) Brief biography and list of works

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[1] "Angel Balzarino: esa pasión por la expresión literaria", Diario La Opinión de Rafaela, 8 March 2015. He won several awards for his works. Perhaps the most notable of those awards was the 'Jorge Luis Borges', which he received in 176. He was also declared 'Rafaelino Distinguished' by the Municipal Council in 2016, in recognition of his career and contributions to the enrichment of the literary world. . Until his death in 2018, he continued to contribute to that literary world with his work. Archive copy at the Wayback Machine.

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