Literature
- Alonso Sanchez Baute: Al Diablo la Maldita Primavera (To Hell with the Goddamn Spring). (also adapted to theater). He also wrote "Libranos del bien".
- Fernando Vallejo: Our Lady of the Assassins (novel) (also adapted to film), El Desbarrancadero (The Precipice), El Rio del Tiempo (River of Time), Los Caminos a Roma (Roads to Rome) among others.
- Porfirio Barba-Jacob
- Luis Fayad: Los parientes de Esther (Esther's relatives)
- Ruben Velez: Veinticinco centÃmetros (25 centimetres), dec. 1997 published by W. C. Editores
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