Eduardo Varas (

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, 1979) is an Ecuadorian novelist, musician and journalist, currently living in

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. He studied Social Communication at the Catholic University of Santiago of Guayaquil and was a member of Miguel Donoso Pareja's Writer's Workshop. He has worked for various print media companies, such as the newspapers ''El Comercio'', ''El Universo'', ''El Expreso'' and ''

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'', and the magazines ''SoHo'', ''Mundo Diners'' and ''Ecuador Infinito''. In 2007, he published the book of short stories ''Conjeturas para una tarde'' and in 2008 was part of the online anthology ''El futuro no es nuestro'' along with several Latin American short story writers. He is the author of the novel ''Los descosidos'' (2010) and is about to publish his second volume of stories ''Freak to go''.

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Varas, Eduardo 1979 births Writers from Guayaquil Ecuadorian male short story writers Ecuadorian short story writers Ecuadorian novelists Universidad Católica de Santiago de Guayaquil alumni Living people Ecuadorian male novelists