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NORA STREJILEVICH

Is an Argentinean writer residing in the United States. She survived the atrocities of the "Dirty War" in her country Argentina (1976-83) and found political asylum in Canada. She received an M.A. in philosophy from the University of Buenos Aires and a Ph.D. in Hispanic literature at the University of British Columbia (1991). Since moving to the United States in 1994 she has taught at several universities. She is now assistant professor of Latin American literature in SDSU's Department of Spanish and Portuguese.



Her academic and fictional oeuvre includes essays, short stories, plays and poems. Her testimonies "Una versión de mí misma" and "Sobrevivencias" won literary prizes in contests organized by the University of Alberta (1982) and York University (1990), respectively.

Her most recent book, a testimonial novel titled Una sola muerte numerosa (North-South Center at the University of Miami, 1997), won the 1996 Letras de Oro National Literary Award. She collaborated with Cristina de la Torre in the translation of the book (titled in English, A single Numberless Death, University of Virginia Press, 2002). The novel is included as course reading in several universities in Canada, the United States, Austria and Mexico, and was the topic of several doctoral dissertations at Grand Valley State University, Michigan (2001).


                                                                                    

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