Pablo de Santis

Pablo de Santis (born February 27, 1963 in Buenos Aires , Argentina ) is an Argentine writer .

He studied literature at the University of Buenos Aires and worked as a journalist and comic book writer. In 1995 he published the album Rompecabezas , which contains some of the comics that were created in collaboration with the illustrator Max Cachimba ( pseudonym of Juan Pablo González) for the magazine Fierro , of which he was editor-in-chief. He has written around a dozen books for children and young people. He published his first novel El palacio de la noche in 1987. He also wrote texts for several television programs and various essays on the comics genre. His works have been translated into numerous Western and Eastern European languages, including German. In 1997, he became a finalist of the Premio Planeta literary prize with his novel The Translation .

Works (selection)

• 1998 La traducción (novel)
  • The translation , German by Gisbert Haefs , Unionsverlag , Zurich 2002. ISBN 3-293-20225-X
• 1998 Filosofia y letras (novel)
  • The Faculty , German by Claudia Wuttke , Unionsverlag, Zurich 2002. ISBN 3-293-00296-X
• 2001 El calígrafo de Voltaire (novel)
  • Voltaire's calligrapher , German by Claudia Wuttke. Unionsverlag, Zurich 2004. ISBN 3-293-00328-1
• 2005 La sexta lámpara (novel)
  • The sixth lantern , German by Claudia Wuttke, Unionsverlag, Zurich 2007. ISBN 3-293-003729
• 2007 El Enigma de París (novel)
  • The riddle of Paris , German by Claudia Wuttke, Unionsverlag, Zurich 2010. ISBN 978-3-293-00413-9

Filmography (selection)

template

• 2014: The game inventor (El inventor de juegos)

script

• 2015-2017: El hipnotizador (TV series)

literature

• Leopold Federmair : Rätselland . In: Ders: Buenos Aires, Word and Flesh. Twelve essays . Klever-Verlag 2010. ISBN 978-3-902665-22-5 . Pp. 156-167. <about Pablo de Santis>

Web links

• Literature by and about Pablo de Santis in the catalog of the German National Library
• Literature by and about Pablo de Santis in the catalog of the Ibero-American Institute of Prussian Cultural Heritage, Berlin
• Pablo de Santis in the Internet Movie Database (English)