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Juan Gabriel Vásquez Biography

Juan Gabriel V&#;squez is a critically acclaimed Colombian writer, translator, and award-winning author of a collection of stories Los Amantes de Todos los Santos, as well as the novels Historia Secreta de Costaguana and The Informers, which has been translated into seven languages.

He has translated works by Victor Hugo, E.M Foster and John Hersey, among others, his essay "El arte de la distorsi&#;n" won the Premio Nacional Sim&#;n Bol&#;var, and he is a regular columnist for El Espectador, the newspaper of dissent in Bogot&#;.

Educated in Colombia and in Paris at the Sorbonne, he now lives and teaches in Barcelona, Spain with his wife and twin daughters.

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