Kate Bowen continues the Beyond Borges series with Rodolfo Walsh: an Argentine writer famous for founding the genre of investigative journalism.

The Beyond Borges series returns with Alejandra Pizarnik, the third female author to appear in the series and one of the most important and complex poets in Argentine writing.

As we approach the first anniversary of his death, the Beyond Borges series arrives at Ernesto Sabato, an essayist and novelist who brought introduced existentialism to Argentine writing.

The Beyond Borges series continues with Leopoldo Marechal: a poet and novelist purposefully overlooked by his contemporaries but later acknowledged as one of Argentina’s most important authors.

Kate Bowen continues the Beyond Borges series with a look at one of Argentina’s lesser-known but most imaginative authors of fantastic fiction.

Kate Bowen continues the Beyond Borges series with Adolfo Bioy Casares, a writer who revitalised the genre of adventure in Argentine literature.

Following on from Jorge Luis Borges, Kate Bowen continues the Beyond Borges series Oliverio Girondo, the most-loved poet of 20th century Argentina and advocate of the Spanish American avant-garde.

Having journeyed through 11 of Argentina’s most influential authors, the Beyond Borges series arrives at its namesake: Argentina’s most famous author and the face of national literature.

The Beyond Borges series continues with Macedonio Fernández, one half of the most pivotal friendship in Argentine writing and one of the most innovative and iconoclastic authors in Latin American literature.

In an ABC of Argentine literature, you’d expect to find three of the hardest-hitting household names. Kate Bowen continues the Beyond Borges series with the author whose name is first on everyone’s lips.