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Julio Cortázar (1914–1984)

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Also known as: Cortazar, Cortazar J, J Cortázar, J. Cortazar, Julio Cortazar, Julio Cortázar ... (see complete list), Julio Cortázar, Júlio Cortázar, Julio Cortázar, Julio Florencio Cortázar, Хулио Кортасар, Julio Cortazar; Gregory Rabassa (translator), Gregory (translator) Julio; Rabassa Cortazar, Julio translated by Elaine Kerrrigan Cortázar, Julio Cortazar; Translated From The Spanish By Gre

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