User:Maju7/Paloma Fabrykant
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Paloma Fabrykant, (born December 7, 1981) is an argentinian martial artist, fighters manager, writer, journalist and TV host of StrikeForce which is broadcasted in Latin America by Canal Space.
Fabrykant contributed to different publications such as newspapers, magazines and online blogs. Her resumee includes collaborations for Suplemento Si! and Revista Viva (both published by Clarín), Revista Hombre, Revista THC and Revista Cinturón Negro. This last publication focuses on Martial Arts, which Paloma loves. It is by her love for martial arts (she holds a black belt in Karate)that little by little she started getting interested in competitions like UFC and different Mixed Martial Arts franchises. She got to write articles to UFC online sites like UFC en Español and UFC.com
Apart from working on TV, newspapers and magazines, Paloma also co-hosted a radio show, "El Crucero" (Radio Continental) in 2008. This only prooves the love that Fabrykant has for communications, covering with his work nearly all the media.
As it's been prooved, Fabrykant loves writing (she got her degree at UBA). It is because of this love that she wrote scrypts for films like "Verugo and Fidel" (2006) and Leonera (2007, directed by claimed argentine director Pablo Trapero) among others.
Also you can read Fabrykant in the following publications:
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 1999 | "Las cosas que odio", in collaboration with Ana María Shua (Alfaguara) |
| 2001 | "Como ser madre de una hija adolescente, escrito por unaa hija adolescente" (Planeta) |
| 2004 | "Poesía para chicos", Anthology, in collaboration with other authors (Alfaguara) |
| 2004 | "Puerto Manual Artesanal" (Puerto de Palos) |
| 2005 | "Mauro y Emilia 2" (Puerto de Palos) |
| 2005 | Amigos de verdad, Quirquincho veloz, Mora la mara, Guanaquito Blanco", in collaboration with Ana María Shua (Guadal) |
| 2006 | "Quinquela Martín (Biography), Atahualpa Yupanqui (Biography)" (Alfaguara; La Nación) |
| 2007 | "El impulso nocturno", in collaboration with other authors (Grupo Literario Alejandría) |
| 2009 | "Nunca me gustó viajar", in collaboration with other authors (Crecer Creando) |