Premio Herralde
Facts
9 properties- Instance of
- literary award
- Official website
- www.anagrama-ed.es[12]
- Website
- www.anagrama-ed.es
- Named after
- Jordi Herralde Grau[9]
- Organizer
- Editorial Anagrama[11]
- Prize money
- 25000.0[13]
- Start time
- 1983[10]
- Winner
- Javier Pérez Andújar, Luisgé Martín, Mariana Enriquez, Cristina Morales, Andrés Barba, Juan Pablo Villalobos, Marta Sanz, Guadalupe Nettel, Álvaro Enrigue, Juan Francisco Ferré, Martín Caparrós, Antonio Ungar, Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón, Daniel Sada, Martín Kohan, Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Alonso Cueto, Juan Villoro, Alan Pauls, Enrique Vila-Matas, Alejandro Gándara, Luis Magrinyà, Marcos Giralt Torrente, Roberto Bolaño, Luis López Carrasco[2][3][4][5][6][7]
- Google Knowledge Graph ID
- /g/120rrqhw
Awarded to 22
Winner 22
Country 1
Instance of 1
Organizer 1
0 sources
Summary
Premio Herralde is a literary award[1].
Body
Recognition
Wins include Javier Pérez Andújar[2], a novelist[14], b. 1965[15], of Spain[16], awarded the City of Barcelona Award[17], specialised in literary activity[18]; Luisgé Martín[3], a writer[19], b. 1962[20], of Spain[21], awarded the Premio Herralde[22]; Mariana Enriquez[4], a writer[23], b. 1973[24], of Argentina[25], awarded the City of Barcelona Award[26], specialised in literature[27]; Cristina Morales[5], a writer[28], b. 1985[29], of Spain[30], awarded the National Novel Prize[31], specialised in literature[32]; Andrés Barba[6], a photographer[33], b. 1975[34], of Spain[35], awarded the it[36], specialised in Spanish literature[37]; and Juan Pablo Villalobos[7], a writer[38], b. 1973[39], of Mexico[40], awarded the it[41].
FAQs
What awards did Premio Herralde receive?
Honors received include Javier Pérez Andújar[2], Luisgé Martín[3], Mariana Enriquez[4], and Cristina Morales[5].