Princeton University Library (PUL) is proud to announce the launch of the José Donoso Digital Archive, making publicly accessible, for the first time online, dozens of personal diaries by renowned Chilean writer José Donoso, alongside rare photographs and materials from the Programa de Archivos at the Universidad Diego Portales (UDP) in Chile.
José Donoso (1924–1996), a towering figure in 20th-century Latin American literature, is celebrated for his psychologically rich and symbolically charged narratives that probe the social tensions and cultural anxieties of his time. Among his landmark works are El lugar sin límites (1966), El obsceno pájaro de la noche (1970), and Casa de campo (1978). He also explored metafiction and literary history in works such as Historia personal del boom (1972) and Conjeturas sobre la memoria de mi tribu (1996).
