Readings of Cortazar’s short stories.
|WBAI Folio notes, September [1960], vol. 1, no. 19, p. 3
Thursday, September 22, 8:15 p.m.
Stories of Cronopios and Famas: Julio Cortazar, a young Argentine writer and quiet satirist, divides the world, according to an ancient tradition, into three parts: The Famas (VIP’s), The Esperanzas (The Hopefuls – hoping to become Famas), and the Cronopios (the wonderfully foolish heroes of these stories). Read by the translator, Paul Blackburn, and Robert Kelly at WBAI. (Sept. 29)
Stories of Cronopios and Famas / by Julio Cortazar ; translated and read by Paul Blackburn and Robert Kelly.
PRA Archive #:
BB3299
Date Recorded On:
Date Broadcast On:
WBAI, 19 July 1962. First broadcast, September 1960.
Item Duration:
1 reel (44 min.) : 7 1/2 ips, mono.
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Station: WBAI
View Folio: WBAI Folio, September 1960, p. 3
Program: Stories of Cronopios and Famas / by Julio Cortazar ; translated and read by Paul Blackburn and Robert Kelly.
Contributors:
Creator: Julio Cortazar
Translator and reader: Paul Blackburn
Reader: Robert Kelly
Asset Type: Program
Distributor: Distributor
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