Núria Añó

Núria Añó (1973) is a Catalan/Spanish writer. Her work is available in fourteen languages.

Her most relevant books are “Els nens de l’Elisa” (2006), “The Dead Writer” (2008), “Lowering Clouds” (2009), “La mirada del fill” (2012) or the biography on Salka Viertel “The Salon of Exiled Artists in California” (2020).

Núria won the 18th Joan Fuster Prize for Fiction; was third among the finalists for the 24th Ramon Llull Prize for Catalan Literature; she won the fourth place for international writing at the 2018 Shanghai get-Together and the prestigious international grants: NVL (Finland, 2016), SWP (China, 2016), BCWT (Sweden, 2017), IWTCR (Greece, 2017), UNESCO City of Literature (Poland, 2018), IWTH (Latvia, 2019, 2023, 2025) or IWP (China, 2020). For a more detailed background of the author, visit her webpage at www.nuriaanyo.com and https://linktr.ee/nuriaanyo 

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