Horacio Quiroga
(Uruguay, 1878 - Argentina, 1937). Short story writer, playwright, and Uruguayan poet. He was the master of Latin American storytelling, with vivid, modernist naturalist prose. His stories, which often portray nature with terrifying and horrific features, and as an enemy of human beings, earned him comparisons to the American Edgar Allan Poe. He is the author of Jungle Tales, The Coral Reefs, and Anaconda.
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