Susana Molinari Lequizamón (pseudonym, Alma del Fiore) was an

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writer active during the 1940s.

Works

* ''El Jardín del Silencio'' (''The Garden of the Silence''), 1939 as Alma del Fiore * ''La Clef du Paradis'' (''The Key of Paradise''), 1939 * ''Au Seuil de l'avenir'' (''In Future's Threshold''), 1940 * ''Crímenes ocultos'' (''Hidden Crimes''), 1942 Argentine writers in French Italian-language writers Argentine women writers Year of birth unknown Year of death unknown Argentine women dramatists and playwrights {{Argentina-writer-stub