Julio Cortázar (1914–1984) was an Argentine writer who spent much of his life in Paris. Influenced by English masters of the uncanny and French surrealism, his work is known for its inventive and often experimental nature. In his later years, he became a dedicated advocate for human rights and a vocal critic of military dictatorships in Latin America.
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