Pablo Katchadjian

Pablo Katchadjian es un escritor y poeta argentino nacido en Buenos Aires en 1977. Graduado en Letras por la Universidad de Buenos Aires, Katchadjian ha dedicado su carrera a explorar formas innovadoras de escritura, desafiando las convenciones narrativas y expandiendo las posibilidades del lenguaje literario. Debido a eso, su obra es conocida por su creatividad y audacia, así como por su talante experimental y la capacidad para jugar con los límites de la literatura, abarcando poesía, narrativa breve y novelas.

Entre sus trabajos más comentados hallamos El Aleph engordado (2009), obra que reescribe y amplía el célebre cuento de Jorge Luis Borges, añadiéndole palabras y párrafos a la vez que mantiene el texto original. Esta obra tuvo como ef

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