Vicente Cabrera Funes

Vicente Cabrera Funes (1944 – 6 July 2014)[2] was a Professor of Spanish at the University of Minnesota Morris and Ecuadorian writer in Morris, Minnesota.[3]

Vicente Cabrera Funes [1]
BornVicente Cabrera Funes
OccupationWriter and Professor
Nationality Ecuador
Citizenship Ecuador
Alma materUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador
GenreNovel
Literary movementLatin American literature
Notable awardsUMM Faculty Distinguished Research Award

Prof. Cabrera received his B.A. from Universidad Católica del Ecuador - Quito, and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts.

Selected works

Year of PublicationLiterary workGenre
2013 El suicidio de los inocentes [4] Novel
2008 Dónde más si no en el Paraíso[5] Novel
2005 Los malditos amantes de Carolina[6] Novel
2003 La sombra del espía[7] Novel
2003 El hortelano de Ulba, o, Sonia, El soldador y El hortelano [8] Novel
1984 La noche del té ; El gabán[9] Novel
1983 Juan Benet[10] Novel
1977-80 Journal of Spanish studies .[11] Editor Essay
1978 Novela española contemporánea: Cela, Delibes, Romero y Hernández,[12] Coauthor Essay
1975 Tres poetas a la luz de la metáfora: Salinas, Aleixandre y Guillén,[13] Author Essay
1972 La nueva ficción hispanoamericana: a través de M.A. Asturias y G. Garica Márquez, Coauthor Essay
gollark: If you get rid of all computers, the world economy implodes and most people die.
gollark: Viruses do *also* destroy the cells they make stuff in.
gollark: Wasn't there an SSC post about this?
gollark: Am I the only one who was nonbullied in school, had decent friends who were interested in similar things, and mostly just found it somewhat boring?
gollark: That's just the time dimension, though.

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