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Ana Emilia Lahitte

Ana Emilia Lahitte (La Plata, December 19, 1921 – July 10, 2013) was an Argentine writer. Her works include several literature genres, but mainly poetry.[1]

Works

  • 1993 "El tiempo, ese desierto demasiado extendido".
  • 1995 "Cinco Poetas capitales: Ballina, Castillo, Mux, Oteriño y Preler".
  • 1997 "Summa (1947-1997)".
  • 2003 "Insurrecciones".
  • "Los abismos".
  • "El cuerpo".
  • "Cielos y otros tiempos".
  • "Sueños sin eco".
  • "Los dioses oscuros.
  • "Roberto Themis Speroni"

Awards

  • 1980 International PEN Silver feather.
  • 1982 Golden Puma of Argentine Poetry Foundation.
  • 1983 National Poety First Prize
  • 1994 Prize Konex, merit diploma.
  • 1997 Literature Prize "Homero Manzi".
  • 1999 Poetry Literature Prize "Esteban Echeverría".
  • 2002 "Great Honour Award" and "Golden Puma" of Argentine Poetry Foundation.
  • 2005 "Sol del Macla Award", MACLA.
  1. ^ "La Ciudad - 12 de julio de 2013 - Ana Emilia Lahitte- Noticias - Diario El Día". Eldia.com.ar. Retrieved 2013-10-30.


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