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The second edition of our literary awards took place on 12 March, recognising the talent and contribution to culture by various figures from the world of publishing and journalism.
Ten awards, an illustrious jury and a celebration of literature where exceptional winners were honoured for their work.
SIRI HUSTVEDT: BEST LITERARY CAREER
The acclaimed author behind novels and essays including “La mujer que mira a los hombres que miran a las mujeres” (Seix Barral, 2017) or “Todo cuanto amé” (Seix Barral, 2018) took home this award in recognition of her impressive literary career.
“La mala costumbre” (published by Seix Barral), by Alana S. Portero.
“La figura del mundo” (published by Random House), by Juan Villoro.
“Fortuna” (published by Anagrama), by Hernán Díaz.
“Emperador de Roma” (published by Crítica), by Mary Beard.
Mar García Puig, for “La historia de los vertebrados” (published by Random House).
Francisco Socas, for “Epistolario” (published by Acantilado).
Donna Salama, for “Solo quería bailar” (published by Tránsito).
Librería Cálamo (Zaragoza).
Silvia Sesé, from Editorial Anagrama.
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