Gonzalo Drago

Gonzalo Drago was born in 1906 in San Fernando. According to Memoria Chilena, family moves interrupted his schooling and he educated himself, then worked at the Arica customs, on the Transandine railway, at Duncan Fox and as an employee of Braden Copper in Rancagua, before joining a Treasury office as a civil servant, which Luis Durand confirms. He wrote in the Rancagua press, led the literary circles of the province and is associated with the generation of 1938. The Society of Writers of Chile awarded him a prize in 1951; he died in Santiago on 24 June 1994.

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• Short storiesCobreGonzalo Drago · 1941not translated into EnglishLiterature