Born in 1977 in Argentina, Andrés Neuman is a writer of both Argentine and Spanish nationalities, author of novels, poems, collections of short stories, and non-fiction. He is also a translator (from German to Spanish and from English to Spanish), and his work has been translated into many languages. Recognized since 1999 for his first novel, Bariloche, he is currently considered one of the major writers of the twenty-first century in the Spanish language. This meeting will discuss his work, his writing and, in particular, his relationship with literary translation, through his experience as a translated author and as a translator.