Tamara Tenenbaum is a writer born and based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 2018 she was awarded the Premio Ficciones, a prize given by Argentina’s Ministry of Culture for a short-story collection by a writer born after Jorge Luis Borges’s death: the book is due to publish in October this year. She has also written a collection of poems, Reconocimiento de terreno, and a book of essays on love and sexuality from a feminist Jewish Latinx perspective, El fin del amor. Querer y coger. She has regular bylines in Spanish-language outlets such as La Nación, Infobae, Anfibia and La Agenda and teaches creative writing at the Universidad Nacional de las Artes.
Tamara Tenenbaum
Articles
The Untranslatable Journey of Argentina’s Fourth Feminist Wave
Tamara Tenenbaum traces the fourth feminist wave in Argentina, from #NiUnaMenos to #MiraComoNosPonemos.
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