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Sergio Missana (1966) is a Chilean novelist, freelance journalist, scholar, editor and scriptwriter. He is a professor of Latin American literature at the Stanford University Program in Latin America in Santiago, Chile. == Biography == Missana is the author of six novels: ''El invasor'' (''The Invader''), 1997; ''Movimiento falso'' (''False Movement''), 2000, a finalist for the Rómulo Gallegos International Novel Award in 2001; ''La calma'' (''The Calm''), 2005; ''El día de los muertos'' (''The Day of the Dead''), 2007; ''Las muertes paralelas'' (''The Parallel Deaths''), 2010; and ''El discípulo'' (''The Disciple''), 2014. He published the critical study ''La máquina de pensar de Borges'' (''Borges’ Thinking Machine''), based on his dissertation at Stanford University, in 2003, and the collection of essays ''La distracción'' (''Distraction'') in 2015. In 2012 he co-authored ''Lugares de paso'', a collection of travel pieces, with photographer Ramsay Turnbull. He published, with his daughter Maya (b. 2001), the children’s books ''Luis el tímido'' (''Shy Luis''), 2008, ''Boris y las manzanas'' (''Boris and Apples''), 2011, and "El Gallo Loco" ("The Crazy Rooster"), 2013, and ''No es justo'' (''It's Not Fair'') with his daughter Sofía (b. 2004) in 2014. Missana holds a PhD and an MA in Spanish from Stanford University. He earned a BA in Social Communications and a Professional Degree in Journalism from the University of Chile. He currently teaches Latin American literature at the Stanford University Program in Latin America in Santiago, Chile. Missana served as Director of Publications and Head of International Relations at the BBVA Foundation in Madrid, Spain, 2002-2006. He was editor-in-chief of Chilean music magazine ''Rock & Pop'' (1994–95). In 2007, he co-wrote the award-winning animated TV series for children ''Chilian Geografic'', which raised awareness of Chilean endangered animal species. He is currently Regional Director for Latin America at Climate Parliament. His journalistic work includes over fifty articles on literature, film, music, travel, art, design, culture and science. He has published articles and reviews in ''PRL'' (U.S.), ''Fractal'' (Mexico), ''Literal Magazine'' (U.S.), ''La Tercera'' (Chile), ''Planet'' (U.S.), ''Pausa Magazine'' of the National Council of Culture and the Arts (Chile), ''Paula'' (Chile) and ''Rock & Pop'' (Chile), among other publications. He lives in Santiago, Chile, with his wife, Ramsay Turnbull, and their three children. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sergio Missana」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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