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	Cortázar wrote numerous short stories, collected in such volumes as <strong><em>Bestiario</em></strong> (1951), <em><strong>Final del juego</strong></em> (1956), and <em><strong>Las armas secretas</strong></em> (1959). Cortázar published four novels during his lifetime: <em><strong>Los premios</strong></em> (The Winners, 1960), <em><strong>Rayuela</strong></em> (Hopscotch, 1963), <em><strong>62 Modelo para Armar</strong></em> (62: A Model kit, 1968), and <em><strong>Libro de Manuel</strong></em> (A Manual for Manuel, 1973). Two other novels, <em><strong>El examen</strong></em> and <em><strong>Divertimento</strong></em>, though written before 1960, only appeared posthumously.	You have to log in to add a translation.	Details
Cortázar wrote numerous short stories, collected in such volumes as <strong><em>Bestiario</em></strong> (1951), <em><strong>Final del juego</strong></em> (1956), and <em><strong>Las armas secretas</strong></em> (1959). Cortázar published four novels during his lifetime: <em><strong>Los premios</strong></em> (The Winners, 1960), <em><strong>Rayuela</strong></em> (Hopscotch, 1963), <em><strong>62 Modelo para Armar</strong></em> (62: A Model kit, 1968), and <em><strong>Libro de Manuel</strong></em> (A Manual for Manuel, 1973). Two other novels, <em><strong>El examen</strong></em> and <em><strong>Divertimento</strong></em>, though written before 1960, only appeared posthumously. Cortázar wrote numerous short stories, collected in such volumes as <strong><em>Bestiario</em></strong> (1951), <em><strong>Final del juego</strong></em> (1956), and <em><strong>Las armas secretas</strong></em> (1959). Cortázar published four novels during his lifetime: <em><strong>Los premios</strong></em> (The Winners, 1960), <em><strong>Rayuela</strong></em> (Hopscotch, 1963), <em><strong>62 Modelo para Armar</strong></em> (62: A Model kit, 1968), and <em><strong>Libro de Manuel</strong></em> (A Manual for Manuel, 1973). Two other novels, <em><strong>El examen</strong></em> and <em><strong>Divertimento</strong></em>, though written before 1960, only appeared posthumously. You have to log in to edit this translation. or Cancel Meta Status: untranslated Comment: Example site content, non-literal translation is ok References: block-patterns/upsidedowndemo.wordpress.com/?page_id=8: Priority: normal More links: Permalink to this original All translations of this original Show all translations across locales Show original across locales Show all deliverables with this original (nn) Show all deliverables with this original (overview)	Comments Translation Memory History Other locales Loading… Loading… Loading… Loading…

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Cortázar wrote numerous short stories, collected in such volumes as Bestiario (1951), Final del juego (1956), and Las armas secretas (1959). Cortázar published four novels during his lifetime: Los premios (The Winners, 1960), Rayuela (Hopscotch, 1963), 62 Modelo para Armar (62: A Model kit, 1968), and Libro de Manuel (A Manual for Manuel, 1973). Two other novels, El examen and Divertimento, though written before 1960, only appeared posthumously.

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