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Guatemalan writer
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Franz Galich (January 8, 1951 Guatemala – February 3, 2007 Managua) was a Guatemalan writer and professor of literature who developed his work in Nicaragua. There are two main aspects in its narrative: the local one, referring to Guatemala, and the regional one, where it refers to Central America.
His work
Novels
Huracán corazón del cielo, 1995 (Lit. Hurricane heart of the sky)
Managua Salsa City, 1999 (Salsa Managua City)
En Este Mundo Matraca, 2005 (In This World, Rattle)
Y te diré quién eres, 2006 (And I'll Tell You Who You Are)
