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Bashkim Shehu

Bashkim Shehu (born 22 June 1955, Tirana) is an Albanian writer who lives in Barcelona, Spain.

Bashkim Shehu

Chejov Vs. Shakespeare Bernardo Atxaga Bashkim Shehu, a dialogue in Donostia 2016, European Capital of Culture

Donostia/San Sebastian 2016 · Chejov Vs. Shakespeare Bernardo Atxaga Bashkim Shehu · CC BY 2.0

Name
Bashkim Shehu
Born
22 June 1955
Birthplace
Tirana, Albania
Education
University of Tirana University of Budapest
Occupation
Screenwriter (1979–1981; 1991–1992) Writer and translator (1995–present)
Spouse
Edlira Hoxholli
Nationality
Albania
Languages
Albanian · Catalan · English

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Bashkim Shehu (born 22 June 1955, Tirana) is an Albanian writer who lives in Barcelona, Spain.

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Bashkim Shehu (born 1955) is a novelist, translator and writer, a national of Albania. The novelist was born in Tirana. Bashkim Shehu was educated at University of Tirana. Languages used include Albanian, Catalan and English.

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