Orlando Echeverri Benedetti

Orlando Echeverri Benedetti (born 26 October 1980 in Cartagena)[1] is a Colombian writer based in the United Kingdom. He has previously worked for the newspaper El Universal. El Malpensante[2] and Universo Centro[3] have also both published some his short stories and articles. In 2014 he was awarded the Bogotá Institute of Arts Book Award with his novel "Sin freno por la senda equivocada",[4][5] which was later published by El Peregrino Ediciones.[6] His second novel, "Criacuervo", was published the following year by Angosta Editores and selected as one of the best Colombian books in 2017[7] by SOHO magazine. Criacuervo was also one of the final novels selected for the National Book Prize of the Colombian Ministry of Culture in 2018.[8][9] In 2018, Random House published his third book, "La fiesta en el cañaveral"[10] a collection of short stories.

Orlando Echeverri Benedetti
Born1980
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
Occupationnovelist
NationalityColombian - Spanish
Genrefiction, non-fiction
Literary movementLatin American literature

In 2019, the Bogotá Institute of Arts invited him to join "Bogotá Contada",[11][12] an initiative that invites Hispanic American writers to visit the Colombian capital to offer lectures and write about the city.

Books

Novels
  • Sin freno por la senda equivocada, El Peregrino Ediciones, Bogotá, 2015. ISBN 9789588911182
  • Criacuervo, Angosta Editores, Medellín, 2017. ISBN 9789585965263 / Edicola Ediciones (in Spanish), Santiago de Chile, ISBN 9789569277450 / Edicola Ediciones (translated into Italian by Marta Rota Núñez) ISBN 9788899538439

Short Stories Books
  • La fiesta en el cañaveral, Literatura Random House, 2018. ISBN 9789585458611

Anthologies
  • Puñalada trapera Antología colombiana de cuentos de Antonio García Ángel, Mónica Gil Restrepo, Luis Noriega, Pilar Quintana, Andrés Mauricio Muñoz, Carolina Cuervo, Gilmer Mesa, Patricia Engel, Andrés Felipe Solano, Mariana Jaramillo Fonseca, Orlando Echeverri Benedetti, Gloria Susana Esquivel, Daniel Ferreira, Margarita García Robayo, Juan Cárdenas, Daisy Hernández, Humberto Ballesteros, Juliana Restrepo, César Mackenzie, Daniel Villabón, Natalia Maya Ochoa y Matías Godoy. Rey Naranjo Editores. 2017. ISBN 9789588969473 (Translated into Italian as: Heridas. Ventidue racconti dalla Colombia / traduttore: M. C. Secci / Gran vía edizioni /ISBN 9788895492582)
  • El Coi y otros cuentos Antología colombiana de cuentos de Carlos Mauricio Vega Pacheco,  Orlando Echeverri Benedetti, Carlos Gabriel Rodríguez, Julian Enrique Penagos, VinceDaniel Taborda Hernàndez, Róbinson Grajales, Jerónimo García Riaño, Juan Diego Zabala Duque , Jorge Andrés Hernández, John Harold Better Armalla, Rubén Darío Barreto Viana, Efrain Enrique Villanueva, Jorge Lewinnek, Farid Mendez Lozano, Eduardo Otálora, Andrés Leonardo Estupiñán, Boris Arturo Ramírez, Miguel Angel Afanador, Alejandro Arciniegas, Clinton Ramírez, Andrea Beaudoin Valenzuela, Rolando Blanco. VII Concurso de cuento La Cueva. Antología de cuentos de Fundación La Cueva. 2018. ISBN 9789585938588

Awards

References
  1. Works by Orlando Echeverri Benedetti at Open Library
  2. "El Malpensante". www.elmalpensante.com.
  3. "Los niños que combaten por la noche, Orlando Echeverri Benedetti, Pelea, muay thai, Tailandia, historia, sendos mongkol, danza, ring, cultura, luchadores, hábitos, técnicas, apuesta". www.universocentro.com.
  4. "Orlando Echeverri Benedetti, Premio Nacional de Novela". www.eluniversal.com.co. October 25, 2014.
  5. "Sin freno por la senda equivocada, Revista Arcadia".
  6. Benedetti, Orlando Echeverri (2015). Sin freno por la senda equivocada in Worldcat Archive. ISBN 9789588911182. OCLC 967646579.
  7. "Review of Criacuervo in SOHO Magazine".
  8. "Criacuervo among the finalist books in the National Book Award 2018, El Heraldo newspaper".
  9. "Criacuervo, preselected by the Colombian Ministry of Culture".
  10. "La fiesta en el cañaveral, the new book by Orlando Echeverri Benedetti".
  11. "Orlando Echeverri, invited to Bogotá Contada, El Espectador".
  12. "Orlando Echeverri, invited to Bogotá Contada, Bogotá Institute of Arts (IDARTES)".
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