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The Untranslatable Journey of Argentina’s Fourth Feminist Wave
In the beginning, there was death. Or that’s how it was for us, here in Argentina. The fourth feminist wave …
Mar 13
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Tamara Tenenbaum
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.