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Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad Dorothy Parker (West End, 1893 - Nueva York, 1967) Escritora estadounidense. Espíritu versátil y brillante, escribió artículos para Vogue, y ejerció la crítica literaria y teatral en Vanity Fair y en The New Yorker. Publicó tres volúmenes de poesía ( Enough Rope Sunset Gun Death and Taxes , 1931), reunidos en 1936 en un único volumen, Not So Deep a Well . Una de sus obras, Big Blonde , ganó el Premio O'Henry al mejor cuento del año. También realizó varios reportajes desde España durante la guerra civil. Escribió guiones para películas junto con su marido Alan Campbell, y dos dramas también a cuatro manos: Close Harmony or the Lady Next Door (1929), con E. Rice, y The Ladies of the Corridor (1953), con A. D'Usseau. Vivió y trabajó en el ambiente intelectual más vivaz de su tiempo (en Nueva York, durante la década de 1920, en Hollywood durante la de 1930 y, más tarde, de nuevo en Nueva York), y se convirtió en una figura destacada, casi legendaria por su humor cáustico y por la rapidez de sus réplicas. En sus obras observa con agudeza las relaciones personales, afectivas y sociales, consideradas siempre como difíciles, frustrantes o incluso imposibles. Sus breves poesías, de tono ligero, casi burlón, sus divertidos bocetos y sus cuentos son de hecho concisas representaciones de momentos de incomprensión, de soledad o de estúpida insensibilidad. Cabe citar también su obra

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