Angélica Gorodischer Book order

July 28, 1928 – February 5, 2022

Angélica Gorodischer is an award-winning Argentine author, recognized as one of the most significant female figures in Ibero-American science fiction and fantasy. Her body of work, which includes a dozen novels and numerous short stories, has been translated into German and English, with Ursula K. Le Guin translating her work into the latter. Gorodischer often explores the boundaries of reality and imagination within her texts, characterized by a distinctive depth and perspective. Her significance lies in enriching genre literature with a powerful female voice and original thematic approaches.

2013
Trafalgar
256 pages
9 hours of reading
3.8(431)Add rating
In the cafes and bars of Rosario, Argentina, there are sure to be many tall tales told. But none, perhaps, quite as spectacular as those recounted by Trafalgar Medrano. With a coffeepot and a pack of cigarettes to hand, he will nonchalantly tell you all about his otherworldly adventures- from studying dancing troglodytes on a mucky planet, to befriending the only chaotic man in a perfectly arranged society, to a close shave in 15th century Spain. The things Trafalgar has seen . . . Cosmopolitan, wildly imaginative and, above all else, pure fun, Angelica Gorodischer's Trafalgar is an utterly unique work of science fiction.

Trafalgar