Mirta Aguirre Carreras (18 October 1912 – 8 August 1980) was a Cuban poet, novelist, journalist and political activist from the LGBTQI movement. She has been called "the most important female academic and woman of letters in post-revolutionary Cuba".[1]

Life

Aguirre joined the Cuban Communist Party in 1932. She was a contributor to Juan Ramón Jiménez's 1936 anthology of Cuban poetry.[1] In the early 1950s she was a regular contributor to the bi-monthly Mujeres cubana [Cuban Women].[2] Her poetry was influenced by the criollismo of Nicolás Guillen and García Lorca's idea of the 'Romancerero gitano', which Aguirre adapted to tell stories of revolutionary achievement.[3]

Works

• Presencia interior [Interior Presence], 1938
• Influencia de la mujer en Iberoamerica [The Influence of Women In Latin America], 1948. Winner of the Iboamerican Floral Games.
• Juegos y otros poema, [Games and other poems], 1974
• "Juegos y otros Poemas," 1974
• "La Obra Narrativa de Cervantes," 1971, 1978
• Ayer de hoy [Yesterday of Today], 1980

References

External links

• Mirta Aguirre, Oxford Encyclopaedia of Children's Literature
• Works by or about Mirta Aguirre in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
• Mirta Aguirre at cubaliteraria.cu

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[fr] Mirta Aguirre

[ru] Агирре, Мирта