Javier Tomeo

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Javier Tomeo (9 September 1932 – 22 June 2013) was a Spanish (Aragonese) essayist, dramatist, and novelist.^[1][2]

Two of Tomeo's works have been translated into English, The Coded Letter (1979) and Dear Monster (1984), by Anthony Edkins in 1991.

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• Historia de la esclavitud, [con el pseudónimo Frantz Keller, Barcelona: Forma] (1962)
• La brujería y la superstición en Cataluña [junto a Juan María Estadella] (1963)
• El cazador (1967)
• Ceguera al azul (1969)
• El unicornio (1971)
• Los enemigos (1974)
• El castillo de la carta cifrada (1979). Translated by Anthony Edkins as The Coded Letter (1991)
• Amado monstruo (1984). Translated by Anthony Edkins as Dear Monster (1991)
• Historias mínimas (1988)
• El cazador de leones (1989)
• La ciudad de las palomas (1990)
• El mayordomo miope (1990)
• El gallitigre (1990)
• El discutido testamento de Gastón de Puyparlier(1990)
• Problemas oculares (1990)
• Patio de butacas (1991)
• Preparativos de viaje (1991)
• Diálogo en re mayor (1991)
• La agonía de Proserpina (1993)
• Zoopatías y zoofilias(1993)
• Los reyes del huerto (1994)
• El nuevo bestiario (1994)
• El crimen del cine Oriente (1995)
• Conversaciones con mi amigo Ramón (1995)
• Los bosques de Nyx (1995)
• La máquina voladora (1996)
• Los misterios de la ópera (1997)
• Un día en el zoo (1997)
• El alfabeto (1997)
• Napoleón VII (1999)
• La rebelión de los rábanos (1999)
• Patíbulo interior (2000)
• La patria de las hormigas (2000)
• Otoño en Benasque, los Pirineos (2000)
• Bestiario (2000)
• El canto de las tortugas (2000)
• La soledad de los pirómanos (2001)
• Cuentos perversos (2002)
• La mirada de la muñeca hinchable (2003)
• Los nuevos inquisidores (2004)
• El cantante de boleros (2005)
• Doce cuentos de Andersen contados por dos viejos verdes (2005)
• La noche del lobo (2006)
• Bestiario (illustrated by Natalio Bayo) (2007)
• Los amantes de silicona (2008)
• Pecados griegos (2009)

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