Ernesto Montenegro
Ernesto Montenegro was a Chilean journalist and writer associated with the Generation of 1912.
Career
Ernesto Montenegro spent much of his life in the United States, where he served as a journalist and founded a magazine named Chile.In Chile he founded the first school of journalism in 1952, which he also directed and worked for as a professor.
In his country he worked for the newspaper El Mercurio, and was a chronicler for several international papers, such as El Universal, Excélsior, and the New York Times, Herald Tribune, and Christian Science Monitor. In addition, he translated stories by American authors.
Works
- 1933 Cuentos de mi tío Ventura
- 1934 Puritania. Crónicas norteamericanas
- 1935 La novela chilena en medio siglo
- 1937 Algunos escritores modernos de Estados Unidos
- 1951 De descubierta
- 1956 Aspectos del criollismo en América
- 1968 Mis contemporáneos
- 1968 Viento norte, viento sur El príncipe jugador
- 1970 ''Memorias de un desmemoriado''
Awards
- Alberdi-Sarmiento Award from the newspaper La Prensa
- Atenea Award