The Diaries of Emilio Renzi: The Happy Years

Ricardo Piglia

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The second installment of Argentine literary giant Ricardo Piglia’s acclaimed bibliophilic trilogy follows his alter ego, Emilio Renzi, as his literary career begins to take off in the tumultuous years 1968-1975—running a magazine, working as a publisher, and encountering the literary stars among whom he would soon take his place: Borges, Puig, Roa Bastos, Piñera.

“One writes,” Ricardo Piglia asserts, only “in order to know literature.” Spanning the years 1968 to 1975, The Diaries of Emilio Renzi: The Happy Years is a testament to Piglia’s intimate, lifelong love affair with the written word. This second installment of the Argentinian master’s diaries opens a window into a luminous literary community fertile with genius and ever-traipsing from bar to bar—as well as into a convulsing Argentina racked by the death of Perón, guerilla warfare, and a bloody military coup—and establishes itself as the definitive backbone of Piglia’s monumental career.

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Crítica y ficción, Borges, target in the night, El Último lector, Latin American literature, El camino de Ida, autobiography, argentina, authors, Formas breves, Latin American autofiction, Lou Gehrigs Disease, Prisión perpetua, Antología personal, La ciudad ausente, La invasión, diary, Argentine novelist, Plata quemada, Blanco nocturno, the absent city, Los diarios, artificial respiration, Ilan Stavans, Nombre falso, literary diaries, Respiración artificial, Roberto Bolaño