Robert Juan-Cantavella

Robert Juan-Cantavella is a Spanish writer born in Almassora in 1976. Currently he lives in Barcelona. He worked as editor-in-chief at the Spanish cultural magazine Lateral.[1][2]

Books

Asesino Cósmico (Cosmic Killer), novel, Random House-Mondadori, Barcelona, 2011.
El Dorado, novel, Random House-Mondadori, Barcelona, 2008.[3][4] El Dorado is a parodical, political, punk adventure novel.
Proust Fiction, short-story collection, Poliedro, Barcelona, 2005. The main story, "Proust Fiction", tells how Quentin Tarantino was plagiarized by Marcel Proust.
Otro, novel, Laia Libros, Barcelona, 2001. Experimental novel.

References

External links

The Quarterly Conversation on El Dorado
Punk Journalism: Searching for Authenticity and Identity in Robert Juan-Cantavella's 'El Dorado' by Austin Miller, The University of British Columbia
Robert Juan-Cantavella's short story "El equívoco rugiente", in Spanish, Pterodáctilo magazine, The University of Texas at Austin

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[1] On the Spanish cultural magazine Lateral

[2] Robert Juan-Cantavella, editor-in-chief until 2006, at Eurozine, Europe’s leading cultural journals

[3] Elizabeth Clark Wessel, The New Yorker, 20 February 2010

[4] El Dorado