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Juan José Delaney

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Juan José Delaney

Juan José Delaney was born in Buenos Aires in 1954. He belongs to a large Irish-Argentine family and holds the chair in Twentieth-Century Argentinean Literature at the Universidad del Salvador (Buenos Aires). He is also a fiction writer and essayist. His books include the short-story collections Papeles del desierto and Tréboles del sur, the novel Moira Sullivan, and a biography of Marco Denevi, Marco Denevi y la sacra ceremonia de la escritura. A doctoral candidate in Modern Languages, he is completing a work on literary and linguistic aspects of the Irish immigration process in Argentina.

Articles by Juan José Delaney

The Two Coins
By Juan José Delaney
Countless small spiders were spreading out over his skin in a kind of exotic dance.
Translated from Spanish by Donald A. Yates
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