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Antonio Ortuño

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Antonio Ortuño

Antonio Ortuño is a Mexican writer, born in Guadalajara, in 1976. He is author of The Headhunter (Joaquin Mortiz, 2006) and Human Resources (finalist for the Herralde Prize, Anagram, 2007), as well as a book of stories, The Japanese Garden (Foam Pages, 2007). The newspaper Reforma chose his first novel as the 2006 Best Debut in Mexican Literature. Critics have praised Ortuno's black humor, the agility and precision of his prose, and his explorations of his characters' contradictions.

Articles by Antonio Ortuño

The Headhunter
By Antonio Ortuño
They promised to purge the media during their campaign. And they're going to start with us, he chewed on his cigarette in despair.
Translated from Spanish by T.G. Huntington