Alberto Manguel
Alberto Manguel is an Argentine-Canadian author, translator, and editor renowned for his insightful writings on literature and the act of reading. His works, including 'A History of Reading', explore the intimate relationship between readers and books, and he is celebrated for his contributions to literary criticism.
Born on Mar 13, 1948 (77 years old)
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Portugal:
Alberto Manguel is listed as one of the authors at the Feira do Livro do Porto.
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Portugal:
Alberto Manguel engages in a conversation about beauty and fear at the festival.
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Iraq:
Alberto Manguel, who celebrated his seventy-seventh birthday about two months ago, believes that many countries have replaced libraries with banks.
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Spain:
Alberto Manguel is listed among the writers expressing their views on the tragedy in Gaza.
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France:
Alberto Manguel is mentioned as having a substantial connection to the themes of the article.
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Spain:
Alberto Manguel is a writer and the author of Una historia de la lectura.
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Portugal:
Alberto Manguel is a writer involved in a project at Mísia's house.
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Argentina:
Alberto Manguel is mentioned in the bibliography of the 'Diccionario del bibliómano'.
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