what is Nicaraguan literature?
By far, the most important Nicaraguan author is Rubén Darío (1867-1916). Considered the father of modernism in Latin America, his poetry, such as Azul and Prosas profanas, significantly influenced Spanish-speaking literature.
Contemporary Nicaraguan literature is illustrated by such names as Gioconda Belli, a poet and novelist exploring themes of gender, politics, and identity in works like The Country of Women and The Inhabitants of Eternity. José Coronel Urtecho is a notable poet and essayist of the 20th century, his works often reflect on the human condition and Nicaraguan identity. Sergio Ramírez is a novelist and former vice president; his novels, such as The Teetering Tower, often address social and political issues in Nicaragua.
Contemporary Nicaraguan literature is illustrated by such names as Gioconda Belli, a poet and novelist exploring themes of gender, politics, and identity in works like The Country of Women and The Inhabitants of Eternity. José Coronel Urtecho is a notable poet and essayist of the 20th century, his works often reflect on the human condition and Nicaraguan identity. Sergio Ramírez is a novelist and former vice president; his novels, such as The Teetering Tower, often address social and political issues in Nicaragua.
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