Varas, José Miguel
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Name (Latin)
Varas, José Miguel
Name (Arabic)
باراس، خوسيه ميجيل، 1928-2011
Other forms of name
Morel, José Miguel Varas
Varas Morel, José Miguel
Date of birth
1928-03-12
Date of death
2011-09-23
Field of activity
Philosophy
Associated Language
spa
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Guardian WWW site, Oct. 19, 2011(José Miguel Varas; b. Mar. 12, 1928; d. Sept. 23, 2011; Chilean author and broadcaster in exile during Pinochet's rule)
- His Neruda y el huevo de Damocles, 1991:t.p. (José Miguel Varas) front flap (b. 1928)
- LC manual auth. cd.(hdg.: Varas Morel, José Miguel; usage: José Miguel Varas)
- Los tenaces, 2010:front flap (born 1928 in Santiago [Chile])
- José Miguel Varas Morel; José Miguel Varas; won the Premio Nacional de Literatura 2006; journalist; novelist; short story author; born March 12, 1928 in Santiago; died September 23, 2011; studied law at the Escuela de Derecho, Universidad de Chile (1945-1947) without a degree; studied literature and philospohy at the Instituto Pedagógico de la Casa de Bello; began his career in journalism in the 1950s in television, radio, journals and newspapers; in 1973 he lived in exile in Moscow for 15 years where he hosted a radio program called Escucha Chile on Moscow radio; affiliated with the journal Vistazo; former director of the newspaper El Siglo; journalist affiliated with Radio Magallanes; news editor [jefe de prensa] of Televisión Nacional (1970-1973); editor of Revista Rocinante; author of several works including: Cahuín (1946), Sucede (1950), Lugares comunes (1968), Historias de risas y lágrimas (1972), Las pantuflas de Stalin (1990), Neruda y el huevo de Damocles (1992), El correo de Bagdad (1994), La novela de Galvarino y Elena (1995), Exclusivo (1996), Cuentos de ciudad (1997), Nerudario (1999), Cuentos completos (2001), Neruda clandestino (2003), Los sueños del pintor (2005); Porái (1963), Chacón (1967), Milico and La huachita ( (Universidad de Chile website, July 20, 2017:) )
- nuc87-21198: Letters from Chile, 1977(hdg. on CSt rept.: Varas, José Miguel; usage: José Miguel Varas)