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César Aira (born on February 23, 1949 in Coronel Pringles, Buenos Aires Province) is an Argentine writer and translator, considered by many as one of the leading exponents of Argentine contemporary literature, in spite of his limited public recognition. He has published over 30 books of stories, novels and essays, and his novel "Cómo me hice monja" (How I became a nun) was selected as on of the best 10 publications in Spain in the year 1998.

Bibliography

La Abeja (1996) ISBN 9500416344
Alejandra Pizarnik (2001) ISBN 8428212570
Alejandra Pizarnik (1998) ISBN 9508450649
El bautismo : novela (1991) ISBN 9506941408
Canto castrato (1984) ISBN 9501503305
Cómo me hice monja (1993) ISBN 9508450061
Cómo me hice monja ; La prueba ; El llanto (1998) ISBN 843970223X
Cómo me reí (2005) ISBN 9508451696
El congreso de literatura (1999) ISBN 9509779520
Copi (1991) ISBN 9509976601
La costurera y el viento (1994) ISBN 9508450142
Las curas milagrosas del doctor Aira : novela (1998) ISBN 9879243072
Dante y reina (1997) ISBN 9879621425
Diario de la hepatitis (1993) ISBN 9879930215
Diccionario de autores latinoamericanos (2001) ISBN 9500422050
Los dos payasos (1995) ISBN 9508450290
Ema, la cautiva (1981)
Embalse (1992) ISBN 9500411288
An episode in the life of a landscape painter (2006) ISBN 0811216306 (alk. paper)
Un episodio en la vida del pintor viajero (2000) ISBN 9508450886
Los fantasmas : novela (1990) ISBN 9506941165
Fragmentos de un diario en los Alpes (2002) ISBN 9508451254
La fuente (1995) ISBN 9508450231
La guerra de los gimnasios (1993) ISBN 9500412535
El juego de los mundos : novela de ciencia ficción (2000) ISBN 9879764226
La liebre (1991) ISBN 9500410842
El llanto (1992)
La luz argentina (1983) ISBN 950250657X
Madre e hijo (1993)
El mago (2002) ISBN 843970917X
La mendiga (1998) ISBN 987972111X
El mensajero (1996) ISBN 950845038X
Los misterios de Rosario (1994) ISBN 9500414139
Las noches de Flores (2004) ISBN 9879397371
Una novela china (2005) ISBN 9875661082
La Princesa primavera (2003) ISBN 9684115539
La prueba : novela (1992) ISBN 9506942021
La serpiente (1997) ISBN 9508450533
El Sueño (1998) ISBN 9500418444
Un sueño realizado (2001) ISBN 9505116861
Taxol : precedido de Duchamp en México y La broma (1997) ISBN 9879551044
El tilo (2003) ISBN 9508451378
El todo que surca la nada (2003)
Las tres fechas (2001) ISBN 9508451122
La trompeta de mimbre (1998) ISBN 950845069X
Varamo (2002) ISBN 8433924990
La villa (2001) ISBN 9500422557
El volante (1992) ISBN 9509976687
Yo era una chica moderna (2004) ISBN 9872101469
Yo era una niña de siete años (2005) ISBN 9871180128

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 '''César Aira''' (born on [[February 23]], [[1949]] in Coronel Pringles,  [[Buenos Aires Province]]) is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] writer and translator, considered by many as one of the leading exponents of [[Argentine literature|Argentine contemporary literature]], in spite of his limited public recognition. He has published over 30 books of stories, novels and essays, and his novel ''"Cómo me hice monja"'' (How I became a nun) was selected as on of the best 10 publications in [[Spain]] in the year 1998.