Eduardo Milán is a Uruguayan author who has written over twenty books of poetry, several collections of criticism, and two anthologies of Spanish-language poetry. He was born in Rivera, Uruguay, in 1952. His mother died when he was a year old, and when he was a teenager his father was sent to prison for being affiliated with the Tupamaro guerrilla movement.[1]^{[unreliable source?]}

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Works

Books of Poetry

• Manto (1996) [1]
• Alegrial (1997) (Aguascalientes National Poetry Award )[1]
• Razón de amor y acto de fe (2001)[1]
• Querencia, gracia y otros poemas (2003)[1]

Collections of Essays

• Una cierta mirada (1998)[1]
• Trata de no ser constructor de ruinas (2003)[1]

Translations to other languages

• Estação da Fábula: poemas de Eduardo Milán. Edição bilingüe. Tradução de Claudio Daniel. São Paulo: Fundação Memorial da América Latina, 2002. 77 pp. ISBN 85-85373-35-0
• Selected poems. Bilingual edition. Edited by Antonio Ochoa. Translated from Spanish by John Oliver Simon, Patrick Madden & Steven Stewart. Bristol: Shearsman Books, 2012. 150 pp. ISBN 978-1-84861-200-6
• Selected Essays. Edited by Antonio Ochoa. Shearsman Books, 2016.

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