Catalan writer Pedro Zarraluki dies, Nadal Prize in 2005

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He was also a literary critic and cultural activist, founder of Café Salambó de Gràcia, a meeting place for writers, cinema and billiards.

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The Barcelona writer Pedro Zarraluki, winner of prizes such as Nadal, Barcelona City or Herralde, died in Girona at age 70, according to EFE's literary agent.Zarraluzi, who stood out as novelist and story writer and has been translated into several languages, is the author of The Night of the Stager (1996), The Head of the Frogs (1990), The History of Silence (1994), Hotel Astoria (1997), For Lovers and Thieves (2000) and A Difficult Order (2004…

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The author wrote the collections of stories 'Gallery of Enormities' (Anagram, 1989), 'Family story with catastrophe' (Anagram, 1989), 'Prodigal Humor'. More information: "The account of reality easily becomes something absurd"

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Pedro Zarraluki (Barcelona, 1954), writer and author of books of stories and novels translated into several languages, died this Sunday at age 70, according to his literary agency in a press release. Zarraluki was awarded, among others, with the Nadal Prize (2005, A Difficult Order), the Herralde Prize (1994, The History of Silence) and the Barcelona City Prize and RNE Ojo Crítico (1990, The Head of Frogs), as well as the International White Rav…

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The novelist and short story writer won the Nadal Prize, the Herralde Prize and the Ciutat de Barcelona Prize, among others.