Beloved author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, first Latino PEN/Faulkner winner, dies at 71
First publishedAug 3, 18:28 UTC
Last updatedAug 3, 22:17 UTC · 4m ago
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Sáenz, born in New Mexico, was an ordained Catholic priest who came out as gay in his 50s. He wrote the acclaimed novel "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe."
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- Sáenz, born in New Mexico, was an ordained Catholic priest who came out as gay in his 50s. He wrote the acclaimed novel "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe."
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Beloved author Benjamin Alire Sáenz, first Latino PEN/Faulkner winner, dies at 71
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