the exploits of a Jewish prostitute enslaved by the sinister organization Zwi Migdal who ultimately leaves that life behind her. This work shows a fundamental theme of Costani's: "To do what is right in the eyes of Jehova, meaning to fulfill one's destiny." Julio Cortázar respected Costantini's work: "I love what Humberto Costantini does, and am full of confidence in his work. He is, for me, a very important writer." In addition to English and Costantini's native Spanish, his works have been translated into many languages including Czech, English, Finnish, German, Hebrew, Polish, Russian and Swedish, among others. Bibliography De por aquí nomás (short stories) editions in 1958/1965/1969 Un señor alto, rubio de bigotes (short stories) editions in 1963/1969/1972 Tres monólogos (theater play) editions in 1964/1969 Cuestiones con la vida (poems) editions in 1966/1970/1976/1982/1986 Una vieja historia de caminantes (short stories) edition in 1970 Háblenme de Funes (three short novels) editions in 1970/1980 Libro de Trelew (epic narration) edition in 197 Más cuestiones con la vida (poems) edition in 1974 Bandeo (short stories) editions in 1975/1980 De Dioses, hombrecitos y policías (novel) editions in 1979/1984 Una pipa larga, larga, con cabeza de jabalí (theater play) edition in 1981 La larga noche de Francisco Sanctis (novel) edition in 1984 En la noche (short stories) edition in 1985 Chau, Pericles (theater play) edition in 1986 Rapsodia de Raquel Liberman (novel/trilogy; two of three parts completed; 1987) unpublished Literary Criticism Al sur de casi todo. Humberto Costantini y su obra. (Hernán Fontanet, Buenos Aires, Argentina: Universidad Pedagógica Provincial, 2017.) . In Praise of Tears: The Quest for Identity in Humberto Costantini’s Poetry. (Hernán Fontanet, Porto Alegre, Brazil: Editoria da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, 2016.) . External Links ElOrtiba.org (cuentos y poemas de Costantini). Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores de Argentina Pagina12 | Rosario12: Televisión "La novela de Costantini" (20.07.2021) Pagina12 | Humberto Costantini pervive (27.06.2020) Pagina12 | Radar Libros: "Humberto Costantini - El norte es el sur" (04.03.2018) Pagina12 | Radar Libros: "Humberto Costantini - Un héroe cotidiano" (28.05.2017) Centro Cultural de la Memoria Haroldo Conti (2008. Pág.82.) New York Times: "THOSE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT" by Margery Resnick (06.10.1985) New York Times: "THE POETS AND THE DEATH SQUAD" by Lydia Hunt (29.04.1984) 1924 births 1987 deaths 20th-century Argentine poets 20th-century Argentine male writers 20th-century Sephardi Jews Argentine male poets Argentine Sephardi Jews Writers from Buenos Aires Jewish Argentine