Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter

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Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter is a semi-autobiographical novel by Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa that blends romantic comedy with metafictional storytelling about a young writer and his eccentric radio scriptwriter friend.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf metafictional work
novel
semi-autobiographical novel
adaptationReleaseYear 1990
adaptationType film
adaptedAs Tune in Tomorrow...
author Mario Vargas Llosa
basedOn Mario Vargas Llosa's early life
Mario Vargas Llosa's relationship with his aunt-by-marriage Julia Urquidi
containsElement interwoven fictional episodes
radio serials
countryOfOrigin Peru
featuresCharacterOccupation aspiring writer
radio scriptwriter
genre comic novel
metafiction
romantic comedy
hasEnglishTitle Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter self-link
hasSpanishTitle La tía Julia y el escribidor
hasTheme artistic creation
censorship
family relationships
love
media culture
storytelling
literaryMovement Latin American Boom
mainCharacter Mario
Pedro Camacho NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person narration
narrativeTechnique alternating chapters
stories within stories
notableFor blend of autobiography and fiction
metafictional structure
satire of radio soap operas
originalLanguage Spanish
originalTitle La tía Julia y el escribidor
placeInAuthorOeuvre major work of Mario Vargas Llosa
publicationYear 1977
publisher Seix Barral
settingCountry Peru
settingLocation Lima
timePeriodOfSetting 1950s

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Mario Vargas Llosa notableWork Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter
La tía Julia y el escribidor hasTitleTranslation Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter
Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter hasEnglishTitle Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter self-link
Patricia Llosa notableWork Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter
subject surface form: Mario Vargas Llosa