Arturo Gutiérrez Plaza

[Caracas, 1962]. Poeta, ensayista, profesor e investigador universitario. Ha publicado en Caracas los libros de poesía Al margen de las hojas [1991]; De espaldas al río [1999]; Pasado en limpio [2006] y Cuidados intensivos [2014]. Publicó en México Principios de contabilidad [2000] y en Madrid El cangrejo ermitaño. Antología poética [2020]. Entre sus libros de ensayos, investigación literaria y antologías publicadas en Venezuela, se cuentan Lecturas desplazadas. Encuentros hispanoamericanos con Cervantes y Góngora [2009]; Itinerarios de la ciudad en la poesía venezolana. Una metáfora del cambio [2010] y Formas en fuga. Antología poética de Juan Calzadilla [2011]. Las palabras necesarias. Muestra antológica de poesía venezolana del siglo XX

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