Milagros Frías facts for kids
Milagros Frías was born in 1955 in Jerez de los Caballeros, Spain. She is a talented Spanish writer and journalist. She also reviews books, sharing her thoughts on new stories.
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About Milagros Frías
Milagros Frías was born in 1955 in Jerez de los Caballeros, Spain. She studied at the Complutense University of Madrid. There, she learned about Information Sciences, which is like studying how to gather and share news. She also studied Sociology, which is about how people live and work together in groups.
Milagros has always loved journalism and culture. She worked as an editor for the magazine Nueva Empresa. She also wrote for newspapers like Ya and Gaceta de Pozuelo. Today, she still works with books. She is a literary reviewer for Leer magazine. This means she reads new books and writes about them.
Her Books and Stories
Milagros Frías has written many popular novels in Spanish. Some of her well-known books include:
- La sal de la vida (1999)
- Ars Amandi (2000)
- Paisajes de invierno (2003)
- La alambrada de Levi (2006)
- Amor en un campo de minas (2013)
She has also written many short stories. These stories appear in collections with other writers. She wrote a long story called L 'Ennui for the La Casa Ciega collection in 2005.
Awards and Recognition
Milagros Frías has won important awards for her writing.
- She won the Medalla de Honra del Reino de Merlín award.
- In 2010, she won the Premio Torrente Ballester for her novel El verano de la nutria. This award is a big honor for writers in Spain. Her book El verano de la nutria is an exciting adventure story. It also explores deep feelings and experiences.
- She also won the XXI edition of the Premio Torrente Ballester for her work Luces que ciegan la noche.
Memorable Quotes
Milagros Frías has shared some thoughtful ideas in interviews. Here are a couple of her quotes:
- "Los buenos libros quedan en la memoria" (Good books stay in your memory). This means that great books leave a lasting impression on you.
- "Sin azar, la vida sería una carta de ajuste" (Without chance, life would be a test pattern). This suggests that unexpected events make life interesting and not boring.
These quotes came from interviews she did with Delibros magazine in 2003. They show her thoughts on her work and her life experiences.
See also
In Spanish: Milagros Frías para niños
