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Roberto Echavarren (born 1944 in Montevideo) is an Uruguayan poet and translator. ^[1]

Works

• La Planicie Mojada, 1981; poems
• El espacio de la verdad: Felisberto Hernández, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana, 1981; essay
• Animalaccio, 1986; poems
• Montaje y alteridad del sujeto: Manuel Puig, Santiago de Chile, Maitén, 1986; essay
• Aura Amara, 1989; poems
• Poemas Largos, 1990
• Universal Ilógico, 1994
• Oír no es ver, 1994; poems
• Ave Roc, Montevideo, Graffiti, 1994; novel
• Arte andrógino: estilo versus moda, 1998 (expanded in Montevideo, Brecha, 2008); essay
• Performance, Buenos Aires, Eudeba, 2000
• Margen de ficción: poéticas de la narrativa hispanoamericana, México, Joaquín Mortiz, 1992
• El diablo en el pelo, Montevideo, Trilce, 2003
• Casino Atlántico, Montevideo, Artefato, 2004; poems
• Centralasia, Buenos Aires, Tse-tse, 2005; poems
• Andrógino Onetti, 2007.
• Fuera de género: criaturas de la invención erótica, Buenos Aires, Losada, 2007
• El expreso entre el sueño y la vigilia, Montevideo, Premio Fundación Nancy Bacelo, 2009
• Ruido de fondo, Santiago de Chile, Cuarto Propio, 2009
• Yo era una brasa, Montevideo, HUM, 2009
• La salud de los enfermos, Montevideo, HUM, 2010; narrative
• Porno y postporno, Montevideo, HUM, 2011; essay (in collaboration with Ercole Lissardi and Amir Hamed)
• Las noches rusas. Materia y memoria, ^[2] La Flauta Mágica, 2011; ISBN   9789974983786
• The Virgin Mountain, New Orleans, Diálogos Books, 2017; poem, translated by the author and Donald Wellman. ^[3]

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