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Vania Vargas (born January 12, 1978 in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala) is a Guatemalan poet, narrator, editor, and journalist. Her writings specialize in Guatemalan culture.

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Vania Vargas
Born	(1978-01-12) January 12, 1978 (age 44) Quetzaltenango
Nationality	Guatemala
Alma mater	Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala
Occupation	Poet, writer, narrator

Her mother, a primary school teacher, assisted Vargas in graduating from school with scholarships financed by private interests and by friends.[1] Vargas took an interest in books early in life because of her uncle's interest and his large library of police and medieval fantasy novels, which would be the first books she read in her life. For this reason, Vargas decided to study literature, but her parents would not allow her to move to Guatemala City to study literature.[2]

Vargas's first work as a journalist came with local newspaper El Nuevo Quetzalteco, later shortened to El Quetzalteco, which covered red notes and tribunes,[1] an experience that gave her much needed journalistic experience.^{[citation needed]} In 2002, Vargas finally moved to the capital to study literature, graduating in 2009 from the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. Her first novel, Cuentos infantiles, published by Catafixia Editorial, was part of the La malla collection, which included books by Maurice Echeverría, Yaxquin Melchi, and René Morales Hernández.[3]

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Vania Vargas (Quetzaltenango, 12 de enero de 1978) es una poeta, narradora, editora y periodista cultural guatemalteca.

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