Rafael Chaparro Madiedo
He was born in Bogotá in 1963 and died of lupus in 1995. He studied Philosophy and Literature at the Universidad de los Andes. He worked as a cultural editor for the newspaper La Prensa. He served as a scriptwriter for the program Zoociedad and director of La Brújula Mágica. At ten, he was poisoned by the Rolling Stones. At twenty-one, Rimbaud left him in a coma. He liked going to the movies alone at three, with company at six, and very well accompanied at nine. Chaparro saw literature as a «bottle of whiskey to the head, a jolt of energy to the balls, a knife slash at dawn».
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