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    Castles in Spain: 25 Years of Spanish Fantasy and Science Fiction

    By Elia Barceló, César Mallorquí, Domingo Santos and

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    An exceptional chance to get the stories by Spain's top authors that changed the direction of its speculative fiction

    Elia Barceló, César Mallorquí, Juan Miguel Aguilera, Domingo Santos, Rodolfo Martínez, León Arsenal, Rafael Marín, Félix J. Palma, Javier Negrete, and Eduardo Vaquerizo. Ten names that were and are the heart and soul of Spanish science fiction and fantasy. Ten short stories and novelettes that will bring you a sample of its crucial styles, strengths, and subjects in Spain's bigger-on-the-inside history of fantastic literature.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSportula Ediciones
    Release dateApr 19, 2016
    ISBN9788416637188
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    Castles in Spain: 25 Years of Spanish Fantasy and Science Fiction
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    Elia Barceló

    Elia Barceló (Elda, Alicante, 1957) Se la considera una de las escritoras más versátiles de la narrativa española y es una de las autoras de mayor prestigio en el ámbito del fantástico y la ciencia ficción. Ha publicado treinta novelas, realistas, criminales, históricas..., unas para adultos y otras para jóvenes, y unos setenta relatos, en España y en el extranjero. Ha sido traducida a veinte idiomas con gran éxito de público y crítica, consolidándose como una de las voces españolas más internacionales de la narrativa actual. Es autora de obras de gran éxito como El color del silencio, El secreto del orfebre, Las largas sombras, El eco de la piel, La noche de plata, Disfraces terribles y Muerte en Santa Rita. Ha obtenido numerosos premios, entre ellos el Premio Nacional de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil 2020 por El efecto Frankenstein. Durante muchos años fue profesora de Estudios Hispánicos en la Universidad de Innsbruck, en Austria. Ahora se dedica a la escritura a tiempo completo.

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