Memorial) (1998) El desorden en un cuerno de niebla (1999) A traveller's Literary Companion (2003, several authors). La vida privada de Emile Dubois (The private life of Emile Dubois) (2004) Diversos instantes del reino (Diverse instants of the kingdom) (2006) El lento silbido de los sables, Editorial Catalonia (2010) "La conjetura escita" Editorial Catalonia, (2013). "Música prohibida" Editorial El Tabo, (2014). Plays 2000 - La lámpara en la tierra (The Lamp on Earth) (France). Puesta en escena por Esequiel García Romeu. 2011 - Memorial de la noche (Chile). Puesta en escena por Adrian Montealegre, grupo de teatro Manos a la obra. 2011 - La matanza (Chile). Puesta en escena por Iván Insuza, grupo de teatro Kapital. Poetry Memorial de Bonampak (Bonampak Memorial) (2003) (Brosquil, Spain). Cantología (2004) (updated in April 2012), Editorial Catalonia, Chile. "Los dolores del miembro fantasma" LOM 2014. Film The 1975 movie Letters from Marusia directed by Miguel Littin was based on a novel by the same name that Manns published in 1974. The movie – which featured Gian Maria Volonté in the principal role - caused great controversy and unease among conservative circles in Chile at the time of its release. This movie won several awards and was also nominated for an Oscar in 1976 in the Best Foreign Language Film category.www.manns.cl Awards and recognition Manns is broadly recognized for his multi-faceted prolific career as a musician and literary figure. He is a founder of the movement of neo-folkloric popular music that emerged in Chile in the 1960s and constituted a fundamental nexus between the Nueva Canción Chilena (New Chilean Song) movement and more current musical developments. As a literary figure he has developed in the field of poetry, as a non-fiction writer, in novels and in theatre. Manns has been awarded numerous prizes - both national and international – for recognition in his fields, among them are: His first song "Bandido", written in 1956 and interpreted by the Chilean group from Concepción "Los Andinos", won the Cosquin Festival, Argentina in 1959 and it was one of the first awards Manns received. (Alerce Prize) from the SECH (Society of Chilean Writers) organization and the University of Chile (1967) Santiago Municipal Literature Award (1973). This prize was officially awarded 25 years later in 1998. Guggenheim Fellowship (1988) Prix Rhône-Alpes: The French edition of his novel El Corazón a Contraluz (Cavalier Seul) was selected as one of the