Alina Diaconú

Alina Diaconú (born January 1, 1946 ) is an Argentine writer of Romanian origin.

Diaconú lives as a writer in Buenos Aires .

Works (selection)

• Avatar . Ediciones B, Buenos Aires 2009, ISBN 978-987-627-106-6 .
• Poemas del silencio . Lumiere, Buenos Aires 2007, ISBN 978-987-603-028-1 .
• Intimidades del ser. Veintisiete poemas y algunos aforismos . Vinciguerra, Buenos Aires 2005, ISBN 950-843-614-X .
• Una mujer secreta . Fundación Internacional JLB, Buenos Aires 2002, ISBN 987-98703-3-6 .
• Penultima calatorie. Novel . Editor Univers, Bucharest 1994, ISBN 973-34-0306-7 .
• Los devorados . Editorial Atlantida, Buenos Aires 1992, ISBN 950-08-1075-1 .
• Cama de Ángeles . Emecé, Buenos Aires 1983, ISBN 950-04-0241-6 .
• Enamorada del muro . Editorial Corregidor, Buenos Aires 1981.

literature

• Jorge Luis Borges : Entretien avec Alina Diaconú . Le Capucin, Lectoure 2002, ISBN 2-913493-34-3 (text in French and Spanish).
• Gwendolyn Díaz: Alina Diaconú . In: Diess .: Women and power in Argentine literature. Stories, interviews, and critical essays . University of Texas Press, Austin Tx. 2007, ISBN 978-0-292-71649-0 , pp. 213-232.
• Felicia L. Fahey: Lifting the Weight of Terror. Disembodiment in Alina Diaconú's "El penultimo viaje" . In: Diess .: The will to heal. Psychological recovery in the novels of Latina writers . University Press, Albuquerque, NM 2007, ISBN 978-0-8263-2855-7 , pp. 1-24.
• Ester Gimbernat González: Utopías, ojos azules, bocas suicidas . Editorial Fraterna, Buenos Aires 1993, ISBN 950-714-034-4 .
• Eliana C. Hermann (Ed.): Alina Diaconú . In: Diess .: English translations of short stories by contemporary Argentine women writers . Mellen Books, Lewiston, NY 2002, ISBN 0-7734-6920-6 , pp. 153-154.