Eduardo Berti

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Eduardo Berti (* 1964 in Buenos Aires ) is an Argentine writer , translator , music journalist and screenwriter of documentaries .

Life

Berti was the editor-in-chief of the South American edition of the music magazine Rolling Stone and founded an independent radio station in Argentina. His short stories and novels have been translated into several languages. He has lived in Paris since 1988 , where he works as a correspondent for the magazine 3 puntos .

Eduardo Berti has been a member of the Oulipo group of authors since 2014 . German translations of his articles appear in the cultural magazine Lettre International .

Works

Books

  • Los pájaros , Buenos Aires 1994, Publisher: Beas
  • Agua , Barcelona 1997, publisher: Tusquets, translated into Italian, French and English
  • La mujer de Wakefield , Barcelona 1999, Tusquets, translated into French and Japanese
  • La vida imposible , Buenos Aires 2002, Emecé Editores translated into French
  • Todos los Funes , 2004, published by Anagrama, translated into English and French
  • Los pequeños espejos , 2007, Publisher: Meet
  • La sombra del púgil , 2008, published by Norma / La otra orilla
  • Galaxie Flaubert , 2015, Publisher: La Marelle

items

Berti has published numerous articles and reports, in particular on cultural and cultural-historical topics. B. in Lettre International on the return of the drink absinthe .

Movies

  • Screenwriter from Nordeste (German title: A long way to happiness )

Honors

  • For the volume of short stories “Los pájaros” (The Birds), Critic Award of the Revista Cultural magazine

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Lettre International, No. 85, summer 2009, p. 128
  2. literaturfestival.com: Eduardo Berti
  3. lettre.de: The green fairy returns , A short cultural history of absinthe (excerpt)
  4. The Internet Movie Database (de): Nordeste (2005)