PATRICIO FERNÁNDEZ (Santiago de Chile, Chile, 1969) studied Literature and Philosophy in Chile and History of Renaissance Art  in the Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy. In 1998 he founded The Clinic, the celebrated satirical magazine dedicated to politics and culture, born on the occasion of the arrest of Pinochet in London, and that has turned out to be the most read weekly magazine in Chile. He has published the novel Ferrantes (2001), Escritos plebeyos (2003), a book that collects the best editorial columns as director of The Clinic, the novel Los nenes (2008) and the collection of feature reports La calle me distrajo (Random House, 2012). Patricio Fernández currently works on radio and writes about literature, arts and current affairs in diverse media, including The New York Times.

BY PATRICIO FERNÁNDEZ:

Cuba. Viaje al fin de la Revolución
NON-FICTION, 2018
La calle me distrajo
NON-FICTION,2012
Los nenes
NOVEL, 2008
Escritos plebeyos
NON-FICTION, 2003
Ferrantes
NOVEL, 2001