Fernando del Paso

author

Mexican[1] b. 1 April 1935, Mexico City, Mexico[1] d. 14 November 2018, Guadalajara, Mexico[1] active 1958–2018

Fernando del Paso was a prominent Mexican novelist, artist, and diplomat known for his experimental and baroque literary style. Born in Mexico City in 1935, he studied law and worked as a diplomat before dedicating himself to literature. His work is characterized by its expansive scope, often blending magical realism with European literary traditions. He published his first book, a collection of sonnets, in 1958. Del Paso's novels are noted for their complex structures and deep exploration of Mexican culture and history. He was considered one of the most significant Latin American authors of the late 20th century.[1,2]

  • Magical realism
  • Mexican history
  • Experimental prose

Books

Works by Fernando del Paso

  • 1986 Manuel Alvarez Bravo : 303 photographies, 1920-1986 Paris Musées / Paris Audiovisuel · book · French · ISBN 9782853460279 Introduction by Fernando del Paso.

References

  1. Britannica Biography. Britannica link
  2. Wikipedia Entry. Wikipedia link