Pedro Lastra
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Pedro Lastra (born 3 March 1932) is a Chilean poet and essayist.
Lastra is a graduate of the University of Chile. From 1966-73, he was the literary advisor to the University Press and director of the Letras de América collection. In 1972, he moved to the United States and taught at Stony Brook University in the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature. In 1994, he became an emeritus professor there.
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[edit] Poetry
- Traslado a la mañana (1959)
- Y éramos inmortales (1969, 1974)
- Cuarderno de la doble vida (1984)
- Diario de viaje y otros poemas (1998)
- Canción del pasajero (2001)
- Palabras de amor (2002).
[edit] Prose
- Conversaciones con Enrique Lihn (1980, 1990)
- Relecturas hispanoamericanas (1987)
- Invitación a la lectura (2001)
- Leido y anotado: Letras chilenas e hispanoamercianas (2002).
Lastra's works have been translated into English (by Elias Rivers) and into Greek. Juan Maria Solare put music to eleven of his poems.
[edit] References
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