Carmen Naranjo
Escritora. Una de las mujeres que más ha influido en el desarrollo de la narrativa costarricense de tema urbano. Premio Aquileo J. Echeverría 1966 y 1971. Premio Magón 1986.
Carmen Naranjo nació en la ciudad de Cartago el 30 de enero de 1928. En la Escuela República del Perú, en San José, hizo sus estudios de enseñanza primaria, en el Colegio Superior de Señoritas los de la secundaria y los universitarios en la Universidad de Costa Rica, en donde obtuvo el título de licenciada en Filología. Realizó estudios de postgrado en las universidades Autónoma de México y de Iowa, Estados Unidos.
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