Viviana Rivero
She graduated as a lawyer from the National University of Córdoba and worked as a legal advisor for companies and as a litigating lawyer. She was the founder of groups for the growth and development of women. She has been a producer and host of television programs.
She published the novels A Well Kept Secret (2010), And They Left (2011), What is Not Said (2012), and The Lady of the Night (2013), all with great public and sales success. Her book Woman and Teacher won the First Prize for Historical Novel 2009 from the Government of San Luis. In 2011 she published 10 Magical Places of Argentina, in collaboration with Lucía Gálvez. In May of the same year, she was awarded by the Legislature of the province of Córdoba as the outstanding artist of the year, and in October the newspaper La Voz del Interior nominated her as Cordoban of the year for her literary activity. One of her stories is included in the anthology Enough! One Hundred Women Against Gender Violence (2013). In March 2014, And They Left was published in Spain, a novel that will be adapted into a miniseries.
She published the novels A Well Kept Secret (2010), And They Left (2011), What is Not Said (2012), and The Lady of the Night (2013), all with great public and sales success. Her book Woman and Teacher won the First Prize for Historical Novel 2009 from the Government of San Luis. In 2011 she published 10 Magical Places of Argentina, in collaboration with Lucía Gálvez. In May of the same year, she was awarded by the Legislature of the province of Córdoba as the outstanding artist of the year, and in October the newspaper La Voz del Interior nominated her as Cordoban of the year for her literary activity. One of her stories is included in the anthology Enough! One Hundred Women Against Gender Violence (2013). In March 2014, And They Left was published in Spain, a novel that will be adapted into a miniseries.
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