José Nogales facts for kids
José Nogales (born October 21, 1860 – died December 7, 1908) was an important Spanish journalist and writer. He was known for his interesting stories and novels that captured life in his time.
About José Nogales
José Nogales was born in Spain in 1860. He grew up to become a well-known figure in the world of writing. He used his skills to tell stories and report on events as a journalist. His work helped people understand the world around them.
His Career as a Writer
Nogales spent his life creating many different types of written works. He wrote both longer stories, called novels, and shorter pieces, known as stories. His writing often showed his observations about people and society. He was active during a period when Spain was going through many changes.
Novels and Stories
José Nogales published several books during his career. These works allowed readers to explore different worlds and ideas through his words. His novels were longer narratives, while his stories were shorter, focused tales.
Novels
- Ladybug Lion (published in 1901)
- The Patriot (published in 1901)
Stories
- Mosaic (published in 1891)
- In the depths of hell or zurrapas of the century (published in 1896)
- Rocío Letters (published in 1900)
- Types and customs (published in 1901)
- The three things Uncle John (published in 1905)
See also
In Spanish: José Nogales para niños
