Description
About the Author
Horacio Silvestre Quiroga Forteza (1878-1937) was a Uruguayan writer and poet who gained notoriety through short stories depicting the tragedy of survival, mental illness and the destruction of wild, untamed nature. As a short-story writer, his tales are considered wildly avant-garde, and his work is thought to have been influential in inspiring such celebrated writers as Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Reviews
'Quiroga's stories are, like Poe's, full of psychological shocks and eerie effects, and are bracingly, if ruthlessly, realistic.' (John Updike New Yorker)
Book Information
ISBN 9781804470923
Author Horacio Quiroga
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Renard Press Ltd
Publisher Renard Press Ltd