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Isabel del Río "La Duda"

Isabel del Río "La Duda"

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Does anybody know what nationality this author is? I found on google a reference to her which said she belongs to a group of post-franco feminist writers, so I'm assuming she's Spanish or at least a resident in Spain.

I'd like to know a bit more about her. Thanks

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updated Nov 5, 2010
posted by lagartijaverde

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I found this:

NOTAS BIOGRÁFICAS

Isabel del Río nació en Madrid en 1954. Es licenciada en ciencias de la información por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Ha repartido su tiempo entre su ciudad natal y Londres, donde reside actualmente y trabaja como traductora en la Organización Marítima Internacional de las Naciones Unidas. Ha realizado traducciones para editoriales, tanto españolas como británicas, para el diccionario bilingüe de la Oxford University Press y de poemas para revistas literarias. Ha colaborado asimismo en la confección de cursos de español para la BBC.

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Don't know if that is helpful, or something you have already found.

updated Nov 5, 2010
posted by Stadt
Excellent, that's very useful, thanks very much! - lagartijaverde, Nov 5, 2010
By the way, how did you find that? You must be a better searcher than me! :-) - lagartijaverde, Nov 5, 2010
I simply searched "Isabel del Rio Duda" and looked at the most likely looking entry (I am fairly good at guessing from the site name and the brief sentence provided) - Stadt, Nov 5, 2010
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I found this short biography of her on her website. It looks like she's from Spain. She got a degree in Valladolid, but it doesn't say where she was born.

updated Nov 5, 2010
edited by MacFadden
posted by MacFadden
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Thanks guys. That's the trouble there are many Isabel del Ríos and most of them are writers. Stadt seems to have got it right. Very helpful thanks.

Thanks MacFadden but that one is one of many who didn't write "La Duda" I do appreciate your effort though

updated Nov 5, 2010
posted by lagartijaverde
Oh, sorry. It didn't occur to me that there would be more than one modern Spanish writer with that name, but I suppose it's common enough. That would explain the discrepancy in her alma mater! - MacFadden, Nov 5, 2010
No problem, I really appreciate the effort, thanks :-) - lagartijaverde, Nov 5, 2010