Las escritoras bolivianas representan literatura diversa y profundamente arraigada en la historia de Bolivia.\u00a0 Hay muchas ediciones, pero pocas traducciones fuera del espa\u00f1ol.\u00a0 Sin embargo, han llamado la atenci\u00f3n por sus obras como representaciones de la historia e identidad nacional de Bolivia.\u00a0 Las autoras destacadas son Liliana Colanzi, Rosario Barahona Michel Giovanna Rivero, y Camila Urioste — que es una poeta tambi\u00e9n, pero hemos optado por enfocarnos en la prosa para esta investigaci\u00f3n– quienes han recibido premios como el Premio Internacional de Cuento Cosecha E\u00f1e(Rivero en 2015) y el Premio Nacional de Poes\u00eca (Urioste en 2006). Nuestra investigaci\u00f3n encontr\u00f3 que, en conjunto, estas autoras tienen m\u00e1s de 40 ediciones de sus obras, aunque solo una traducci\u00f3n destacada.<\/p>\n
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