| PAGES | 96 |
| SERIES | Nuevos cuadernos Anagrama |
| PUBLICATION | 07/04/2021 |
The Other War. The Story of the Argentinian Cemetery in the Falkan Islands
La otra guerra
SERIES:Nuevos cuadernos Anagrama
In late 1982, after the war between Argentina and Great Britain over the Falkan Islands, the British army made office Geoffrey Cardozo identify the Argentine soldiers who had died on that territory and design a cemetery to hold them. The results of Cardozo’s work reached the Argentine government, who didn’t make them public or let the family members of the fallen know. As a result, for over thirty-five years, those soldiers remained unidentified. This book narrated the recent and successful efforts to reinstate a memory that had been obscured by institutional inaction, nationalist pride, and the shadow of the dictatorship.
| PAGES | 96 |
| SERIES | Nuevos cuadernos Anagrama |
| PUBLICATION | 07/04/2021 |
Leila Guerriero was born in 1967, in Junín, in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. She began her journalistic career in 1991 in the magazine Página/30. Since then her work has appeared in various media of Latin America and Europe: Argentina’s La Nación and Rolling Stone; Spain’s El País; Brazil’s Piauí; Colombia’s El Malpensante and SoHo; Mexico’s Gatopardo; Chile’s Paula and El Mercurio; the United Kingdom’s Granta; Germany’s Lettre Internationale; and Italy’s L’Internazionale; among others. She is the Latin America’s editor for the Mexican magazine Gatopardo.
She has written the books Los suicidas del fin del mundo (Tusquets, 2004), Frutos extraños (Aguilar, Alfaguara, 2009), Plano americano (Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales, 2013; Anagrama, 2018); Una historia sencilla (Anagrama, 2013); Zona de obras (Círculo de Tiza, Anagrama, 2014); Opus Gelber (Anagrama, 2019); Teoría de la gravedad (Libros del Asteroide, 2019); and La otra guerra (Anagrama, 2021).
She has received the CEMEX-FNPI Prize, the González Ruano Prize, the Grand Prix Blue Metropolis Prize, and the Manuel Vázquez Montalbán Prize for Cultural and Political Journalism. Since 2011, she does editing work for Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales in Chile. She directs the Mirada Crónica Collection of Tusquets Argentina . She is a member of the Board at the Fundación Gabo, founded by Gabriel García Márquez. Her work has been translated into English, French, German, Swedish, Portuguese, Italian, and Polish.
