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Mariano Latorre
Born	Mariano Lautaro Latorre Court (1886-01-04)4 January 1886 Cobquecura, Chile
Died	10 November 1955(1955-11-10) (aged 69) Santiago, Chile
Alma mater	University of Chile
Occupation(s)	Writer, Spanish language professor
Spouse	Virginia Blanco
Children	Mirella Latorre
Awards	Atenea Award National Prize for Literature

Mariano Lautaro Latorre Court (4 January 1886 – 10 November 1955) was a Chilean writer of Basque descent.^[1] He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1944.

Notable works:

• Cuentos del Maule (1912)
• Cuna de Cóndores (1918)
• Zurzulita (1920)
• Ully (1923)
• Chilenos del Mar (1929)
• On Panta (1935)
• Hombres y Zorros (1937)
• La Literatura de Chile (1941)
• Mapu (1942)
• Viento de Mallines (1944)
• El Choroy de Oro (1946)
• Chile, País de Rincones (1947)
• El Caracol (1952)
• La Paquera (1958)
• La Isla de los Pájaros (1959)
• Memorias y otras confidencias (published in 1971)

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