Reynaldo
González. Ciego de Ávila, 1940.
Narrator,
essayist, literary critic and poet. He is author of essential texts
for the knowledge of Cuban national identity and culture.
In critic`s viewpoint, his always-documented prose is enriched with
a peculiar humorist sense to tackle themes running from history
and the inmediate news remembrances to literary reviews and highlights
of different aspects from Cuban culture.
He was honored with National Prize of Literature
in 2003. His work has been bestowed with Italo Calvino and
Juan Rulfo of Radio Francia Internacional Prizes.
Reynaldo has been also winner of National Prize of Literary Critic
and National Prize of Journalism for four times.
Founder and chief redactor of Revolución y Cultura Magazine,
responsible of the cultural pages, editor, collaborator of national
and international communicative means, among them Agencia de Prensa
Latina; Reynaldo González has conducted Cinemateca de Cuba
during 11 years.
He is author, among other titles, of short story Miel sobre
hojuelas (Honey over flakes), novel Siempre la muerte,
su paso breve (Always death, its brief route), the testimonial
story La fiesta de los tiburones (Sharks` party), the historical
essay Contradanzas y latigazos (Contradanzas and lashes),
the Critic Prize`s winner Lezama Lima essays, el ingenuo
culpable (The naive guilty) and Llorar es un placer (Crying
is a pleasure), both Critic Prizes winners, the historical
essay El Bello Habano. Biografía íntima
del tabaco (The beautiful Habano, Intimate Biography of
Habano), the essay La ventana indiscreta (The indiscreet
window), the cookering recipe book Échale salsita,
the novel Al cielo sometidos (Submitted to heaven),
Ítalo Calvino and Critic Prizes, essay Cine cubano, Ese
ojo que nos ve (Cuban Cinema, an eye gazing at us) and the
poems book Envidia de Adriano.
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