Angel Cruchaga Santa María

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Angel Cruchaga Santa María
Born	March 23, 1893 Santiago de Chile
Died	September 5, 1964 Santiago de Chile
Nationality	Chile
Occupation	writer
Known for	won Chilean National Prize for Literature, 1948

Angel Cruchaga Santa María (March 23, 1893 – September 5, 1964) was a Chilean writer. He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1948.

Works[]

• Cruchaga Santa Maria, Angel (1915). Las manos juntas (PDF). Santiago de Chile: Imprenta Universitaria.
• — (1920). La selva prometida. Paris, France.
• — (1922). Job: poema (PDF). Santiago de Chile: Grimm & Kern. LCCN 29020453. OCLC 15185938.
• — (1923). Los mástiles de Oro. Río Gallegos, Argentina.
• — (1926). Media noche. Santiago de Chile: Impr. Sociedad Boletín Comercial Salas & Cia.
• — (1928). Los cirios; La ciudad invisible; La hoguera abandonada: poemas. Santiago de Chile: Nascimento. LCCN 30005015.
• — (1933). Afán del corazón. Santiago de Chile: Imprenta Universitaria. LCCN 43044437.
• — (1939). Paso de sombra, poemas. Santiago de Chile: Nascimento. LCCN 42006301. OCLC 5056084.
• — (1946). Antología, selección y prologo de Pablo Neruda (PDF). Poetas de España y América. Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada. LCCN 47007842. OCLC 1628139.
• — (1953). Pequeña antología: selección del autor. Santiago de Chile: Escuela Nacional Artes Gráficas. LCCN 55020926.
• — (1955). Rostro de Chile. Santiago de Chile: Escuela Nacional Artes Gráficas. LCCN 59018961.
• — (1959). Anillo de jade: poemas de China (PDF). Santiago de Chile: Universitaria. LCCN 60040044.
• — (1963). Noches de las noches: poema, en prosa. Colección El viento en la llama. 6. Santiago de Chile: Arancibia. LCCN 65033701. OCLC 1202480.
• — (1996). Silva Acevedo, Manuel (ed.). La hora digna: antología poética. Colección Premios nacionales de literatura. 7. Santiago de Chile: Editorial Universitaria. LCCN 98199495.

Further reading[]

• "Ángel Cruchaga Santa María (1893-1964)". Memoria Chilena (in Spanish). Biblioteca Nacional de Chile. Archived from the original on October 7, 2014.

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