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Magdalena Petit Marfán
Magdalena Petit on Las Terrazas Beach rocks, Pichilemu, 1918.
Born	Magdalena Petit 1903 Peñaflor, Chile
Died	1968 (aged 64–65)
Occupation	Writer
Nationality	Chilean
Citizenship	Chilean
Period	1932-1965
Genre	Drama, Biography

Magdalena Petit Marfán (1903 in Peñaflor, Chile – 1968) was a Chilean writer, notable for her popular novels La Quintrala, Los Pincheira and Los Hijos del Caleuche, inter alias. Also she wrote theater pieces, essays and biographies. She was a recipient of the Santiago Municipal Literature Award.

She died in 1968, because of an accidental fall at home.