Lenka Franulic

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Lenka Franulic (1908–1961) was a Chilean journalist. She is considered the first female journalist from Chile.[1]

Works

Publications

In 1939, Franulic published her first book, "One Hundred Contemporary Artists", with portraits of prominent writers of the time.
In 1943, she published the "Anthology of the American Short Story."
She wrote one short story, "Two Cents of Violets", the only one that has been found.[2]

Translations

"Kitty Foyle" by Christopher Morley
"Boarding School" by Christa Winsloe
"Harvey" by Mary Chase
"The Waves" and "Intermission" by Virginia Woolf
"Joseph Provider" by Thomas Mann
"Has the Moon" by John Steinbeck
"Charley's Aunt" by Brandon Thomas
"The Lovers Terribles" and "Mischievous Spirit" by Noël Coward

References

Espinoza, Natalia (16 January 2020). "[Mujeres Inolvidables] Lenka Franulic: la historia de la primera mujer reconocida como periodista en Chile". El Mostrador (in Spanish). Retrieved 17 February 2020.
«Lenka Franulic: Primera mujer chilena en recibir el Premio Nacional de Periodismo». El Museo te ayuda a hacer tus Tareas. Consultado el 1 de febrero de 2020.

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