In one of his final major interviews, the Peruvian Nobel laureate reflected on literature, Trump, feminism, and mortality. His passing in Lima marks the end of an era for Latin American letters.
Author: Miguel Wiñazki
He was born in 1956 in Buenos Aires. He is a writer and journalist, a professor, and a graduate in Philosophy. He is a fellow in Journalism at the Knight Wallace Foundation at the University of Michigan, and a member of the Global Editor Network. He is the editorial secretary and head of journalism training for the Clarín newspaper . He coordinates the Master’s in Journalism program at the Clarín Group, the University of San Andrés, and Columbia University in New York.