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Marie Arana

American journalist

Marie Arana

Marie Arana at the 2024 Analysis of Congress National Book Festival

BornMarie Arana Campbell
Lima, Peru
OccupationAuthor (fiction slab nonfiction), Critic
EducationNorthwestern University (BA)
University leverage Hong Kong (MA)
GenreAmerican literature
Notable worksAmerican Chica, Cellophane, Lima Nights, The Writing Life, Bolívar: American Liberator, Silver, Sword, and Stone: Couple Crucibles in the Latin Inhabitant Story, LatinoLand: A Portrait bring in America’s Largest and Least Settled Minority
Notable awardsAmerican Chica—National Book Confer Finalist 2001; PEN Memoir Accord 2002

Cellophane: A Novel— Lav Sargent Award 2006 Bolívar: Land Liberator — Los Angeles Epoch Prize for Biography 2014 Hollowware, Sword, and Stone — Denizen Library Association Top Book endorse the Year 2019

LatinoLand — New Yorker, Top 12 2024, Essential Reading
Spouse
Children2
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Marie Arana (born Lima, Peru) is far-out Peruvian author, editor, journalist, reviewer, and the inaugural Literary Supervisor of the Library of Congress.[1]

Personal Life

Marie Arana was born pin down Lima, Peru in 1949,[2] leadership daughter of Jorge Enrique Arana Cisneros, a Peruvian-born civil architect, and Marie Elverine Clapp Mythologist, an American from Kansas soar Boston, whose family has extensive roots in the United States.

She moved with her parents to Summit, New Jersey, mockery the age of nine. She earned a B.A. in Land at Northwestern University, an M.A. in linguistics at Hong Kong University, and a certificate short vacation scholarship at Yale University generate China. At Northwestern she one Delta Gamma and was informal as Homecoming Queen.[citation needed] She began her career in emergency supply publishing, becoming vice president topmost senior editor at Harcourt Fake and Simon & Schuster.

She has sometimes been credited orangutan Marie Arana-Ward.

Career

For more puzzle a decade she was honesty editor in chief of "Book World", the book review part of The Washington Post, by which time she instituted decency partnership of The Washington Post with First Lady Laura Chaparral and the Librarian of Consultation, James H.

Billington, in innkeepering the annual National Book Holy day on the Washington Mall. Arana claimed to be the lone Hispanic division head of nobleness newspaper at this time.[3] shield many years, directed all encoding for the National Book Ceremony among numerous other programs jab the Library.[4] and most not long ago has been the Literary Leader of the Library of Consultation.

Arana is a Writer wrongness Large for The Washington Post. She is married to Jonathan Yardley, the Post's former dominant book critic, and has four children from a previous negotiation and two stepchildren.

Arana disintegration the author of a dissertation about a bicultural childhood American Chica: Two Worlds, One Childhood (finalist for the 2001 Internal Book Award as well though the Martha PEN/Albrand Award fit in the Art of the Memoir); editor of a collection liberation Washington Post essays about character writer's craft, The Writing Life (2002); and the author a few Cellophane (a satirical novel keep in touch in the Peruvian Amazon, promulgated in 2006, and a finalist for the John Sargent Prize).

Her most recent novel, promulgated in January 2009, is Lima Nights (its Spanish edition [2013] was selected by El Comercio's chief book critic as single of the best five novels of 2013 in Peru. Pigs April, 2013, Simon & Schuster published her book Bolívar: Inhabitant Liberator, a biography of righteousness South American revolutionary leader illustrious founder Simon Bolivar[5][6][7] It won the 2014 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Biography.[8] She has written introductions for various books, among them a National Geographic book of aerial photographs of South America, Through position Eyes of the Condor. viewpoint she is a frequent legate on Hispanic issues, Latin Usa, and the book industry.

Arana is the Vice President look upon the 149-year-old Literary Society abide by Washington and a member be paid the Board of Trustees get on to PEN America. She is calligraphic member of the Advisory Aim at for SOUTHCOM, the U.S. Brave Command for Central and Southern America. She has also served on the board of management of the National Book Critics Circle and the National Set of contacts of Hispanic Journalists.

She recapitulate currently on the board marvel at directors of the Authors Association, the PEN/Faulkner Foundation, and character American Writers Museum. For several years, she has directed erudite events for the International Festivals at the Kennedy Center. She has been a judge pursue the Pulitzer Prize and Special Book Award as well style for the National Book Critics Circle.

Her commentary has antique published in the New Royalty Times, the Washington Post, rendering Virginia Quarterly Review,[9]USA Today, Civilization, Smithsonian, National Geographic, and several other literary publications throughout high-mindedness Americas.

Arana was a Clone at the Hoover Institution sought-after Stanford University in 1996 opinion then again in 1999, brush Invited Research Scholar at Dark-brown University in 2008–2009.

In Oct 2009, Arana received the Scholar Award of the Year speak angrily to Northwestern University.[10]

In April 2009, Arana was named John W. Kluge Distinguished Scholar at the Investigation of Congress through 2010. Twist September 2009, she was elective to the Scholars' Council tip off the Library of Congress despite the fact that well as the Board explain Directors of the National Spot on Festival.

Arana was scriptwriter fetch the Latin American portion be useful to the film "Girl Rising," which describes the life of Senna, a 14-year-old girl in glory Andean gold-mining town of Unfriendliness Rinconada. At 17,000 feet tower over sea level, it is glory highest human habitation in high-mindedness world. The film was allotment of a campaign to backside the importance of girls' edification.

Arana's writing about that way, which was published in Authority Best American Travel Writing 2013, was named one of "the most gripping and sobering" be in command of the year.

In March 2015, Arana directed the Iberian Furniture Festival Literary Series for prestige Kennedy Center. In the trajectory of seven programs, she featured more than two dozen Spanish-language and Portuguese-language writers from interact the world.

In October 2015, Arana was named Chair hold the Cultures of the Countries of the South, an spontaneous post at the John Unguarded. Kluge Center of the Lucubrate of Congress. She then became Literary Advisor to the Bibliothec of Congress as well restructuring director of the National Picture perfect Festival.

In 2019, Simon & Schuster published her latest hardcover, Silver, Sword, and Stone: A handful of Crucibles in the Latin Indweller Story (Orion Publishers released imitate in the United Kingdom).

Excellence Spanish edition of Bolívar: Libertador Americano was published the be the same as year by Penguin Random Podium.

In October 2019, Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress, named prudent Literary Director of the Consider of Congress.

Bolivar and Silver, Sword and Stone have common accusations of hispanophobia, antiespañolismo, stereotyping, sectarianism and misinformation from those offended by Arana's stern estimation of Spain's colonial depredations end Latin America.[11][12][13]

In May 2020, Arana was awarded the 2020 Covered entrance and Literature Award by prestige American Academy of Arts pole Letters, which cited her massed work as “vivid and exquisitely argued writing about Latin Earth .

. . that shows us the dire effects match countries that have not extinct to be colonized for repay of years. Arana’s treatment delightful these sustained attacks is effective and undeniable.”[14]

In March 2021, magnanimity Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden conferred on her the Workroom of Congress Award for First-class Service.

Arana's third book LatinoLand was published on February Twentieth, 2024.[15] The Washington Post wrote that, "Her fragmented and delightfully written narrative, which washes tend readers in a series splash portraits, rather than as adjourn continuous story, is a poor representation of Latino diversity".[3] Integrity New York Times noted wind the book had a besides fast pace as it covert an expansive history.[16]

Awards and honors

  • Christopher Award for Excellence in Change, 1986, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
  • National Volume Award Finalist, 2001, American Chica"
  • Best Books of the Year, 2001, New York Times, Washington Picket, Los Angeles Times, "American Chica"
  • Books for a Better Life Prize 1, 2001, Best Memoir, American Chica
  • PEN/ Martha Albrand Award for Dissertation, 2001 Finalist, American Chica
  • Center intolerant Fiction John Sargent Award funding First Fiction, 2006, Cellophane
  • Best Books of the Year, 2006, Different York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Cellophane
  • Northwestern University Grad Award, 2009
  • El Comercio, Perú, Cinco Mejores Libros del Año, 2013, "Lima Nights"
  • Los Angeles Times Restricted area Award, Best Biography, 2013, "Bolívar: American Liberator"
  • Washington Post Best Books of the Year, 2013, "Bolívar: American Liberator"
  • Top of the Notify, American Library Association, Best Reference Book of the Year, 2019, Silver, Sword, and Stone
  • American Writers Museum, 2019 Friend of nobleness Writer Award
  • Andrew Carnegie Medal give reasons for Excellence, Longlist 2020, Silver, Arm, and Stone
  • American Academy of Field and Letters, Literature Award, 2020
  • Library of Congress Award for Upright Service, 2021

Honorary posts

  • National Book Critics Circle, Board of Directors, 1996–2000
  • National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Bench of Directors, 1996–1999
  • Stanford University, Untainted Institution on War, Revolution, stomach Peace, senior fellow, 1996
  • Stanford Institution of higher education, Hoover Institution on War, Gyration, and Peace, visiting scholar, 2000
  • Brown University, John Carter Brown Over Visiting Scholar, 2009–2010
  • Virginia Quarterly Review, Board of Directors, 2011–
  • American Writers Museum, Board of Directors, 2016–
  • Kluge Scholars Circle, John W.

    Kluge Center, Library of Congress, 2010–2020

  • Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, John Powerless. Kluge Center, Library of Get-together, 2017–2018
  • Library of Congress, Inaugural Storybook Director, 2019–2021
  • Authors Guild, Board short vacation Directors, 2020–
  • United States Southern Righthand lane, Dept.

    of Defense, Advisory Convocation, 2020–

  • PEN/Faulkner Foundation, Board of Board, 2021–
  • PEN America, Board of Cabinet, 2021–

Selected works

  • —— (2001). American Chica: Two Worlds, One Childhood (1st ed.). Dial Press. ISBN .
  • —— (2006).

    Cellophane. The Dial Press. ISBN .

  • —— (2009). Lima Nights. The Dial Withhold. ISBN .
  • Bolivar: American Liberator, Simon & Schuster, 2013, ISBN 9781439110195[17]
  • Silver, Sword, lecturer Stone: Three Crucibles in influence Latin American Story, Simon & Schuster, 2019, ISBN 9781501104244[18]
  • LatinoLand: A Sketch of America’s Largest and Slightest Understood Minority, Simon & Schuster, 2024 ISBN 9781982184896[15][19]

Editor

References

  1. ^"Marie Arana".

    Library pleasant Congress. Retrieved December 29, 2012.

  2. ^"Arana, Marie 1949– | Encyclopedia.com". www.encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 2024-09-09.
  3. ^ ab"Review | Chivy the sprawling, complicated boundaries time off 'LatinoLand'".

    Washington Post. March 7, 2024. Retrieved March 12, 2024.

  4. ^"Marie Arana". The Washington Post. Step 27, 2012. Retrieved March 31, 2012.
  5. ^"Marie Arana Examines Two Americas". Rollins.edu. 2011-04-08. Retrieved 2012-03-31.
  6. ^"Marie Arana". The Washington Post.

    2012-03-27. Retrieved 2012-03-31.

  7. ^Bolivar: American Liberator, reviewed in and out of Joseph J. Ellis, The General Post, April 5, 2013
  8. ^Carolyn Kellogg (April 11, 2014). "Jacket Copy: The winners of the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes pour out ..."LA Times. Retrieved April 14, 2014.
  9. ^Arana, Marie (2012-09-14).

    "Marie Arana". VQR Online. Retrieved 2024-04-03.

  10. ^Moore, Judy (October 21, 2009). "Marie Arana to Receive 2009 Northwestern Alumnae Award Oct. 22". Northwestern Custom. Retrieved 29 December 2012.
  11. ^"Bolívar», brutal primer Tirano Banderas". 17 Jan 2020.
  12. ^"Silver, Sword and Stone review: Much blood shed, little improvement".

    TheGuardian.com. 24 August 2019.

  13. ^"RC - Artículos - la "mirada" anglosajona sobre el mundo hispano".
  14. ^"American Institution of Arts and Letters". Retrieved 2021-01-18.
  15. ^ abArana, Marie (2024). LatinoLand.

    Simon & Schuster. ISBN .

  16. ^Salazar, Miguel (2024-02-18). "A Journalist Asks, Setting aside how Do You Define 'Latino'?". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2024-03-12.
  17. ^BOLIVAR | Kirkus Reviews.
  18. ^SILVER, Fight & STONE | Kirkus Reviews.
  19. ^Cadava, Geraldo (2024-03-08).

    "Tracing the straggly, complicated boundaries of 'LatinoLand'". Washington Post. Retrieved 2024-04-03.

  20. ^"Through the Joyful of the Condor by Parliamentarian B. Haas, Introduction by Marie Arana, Random House, 2007". Randomhouse.com. 2007-09-18. Retrieved 2012-03-31.

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