Muriel Villanueva i Perarnau facts for kids
In this Catalan name, the first or paternal family name is Villanueva and the second or maternal family name is Perarnau; both are generally joined by the conjunction "i".
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Muriel Villanueva i Perarnau
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Born | 1976 (age 48–49) Valencia, Spain |
Occupation | Writer |
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Muriel Villanueva i Perarnau was born in Valencia, Spain, in 1976. She is a talented Spanish writer. Muriel studied at the University of Barcelona and the University of Valencia. She also taught writing at the University of Barcelona for several years.
Since 2014, she has continued to teach writing with different groups. In 2020, she received a special grant for her writing project, El refugi del Tarek 2.
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Awards and Special Recognitions
Muriel Villanueva has won many awards for her books and stories. These awards show how much her writing is loved and respected.
Awards for Novels and Stories
- 1997 - Goma de Nata Award for Els Ulls de Rita o la tendresa del món. This was a diary about adopting a sister.
- 2009 - Montflorit Award for Novel for her book Jo toco i tu balles.
- 2009 - Arrelats Prize from the University of Barcelona for her story "Venia picant de mans".
- 2010 - Jury Mention at the Documenta Award for La gatera.
- 2011 - Just Manuel Casero Award for La gatera.
- 2013 - Valencian Writers Critic Award for La gatera.
- 2020 - Antoni Vidal Ferrando Award for her novel El ball de les stornelles.
Awards for Children's and Youth Books
- 2016 - Finalist for the Atrapallibres Award for Duna.
- 2018 - Carlemany Prize for promoting reading for Rut Sense Hac.
- 2019 - Finalist for the Atrapallibres Award for El refugi del Tarek.
- 2019 - Finalist for the Menjallibres Award for Rut Sense Hac.
- 2019 - Prize for children's and youth stories in Valencian City of Dénia for L'illa infinita.
- 2020 - Premi Llibreter for her youth novel Dunes.
- 2020 - Atrapallibres Award for her children's novel El refugi del Tarek.
Her Books and Collections
Muriel Villanueva has written many different types of books. She writes novels, short stories, and books especially for children and young adults.
Novels for Older Readers
- Jo toco i tu balles, 2009
- Baracoa, 2010
- La gatera, 2012
- Motril 86, 2013
- El parèntesi d'esquerre, 2016
- Rut Sense Hac, 2018
- París es Azu, 2019
- El ball de les estornelles, 2020
- Semiidèntics, 2021
Short Story Collections
- Família, 2009
- La paradoxa d'en Frank Kafka i l'àncora del Fred Tènder, 2009
- Venia picant de mans, 2009
- Línia discontínua, 2010
- Megafonia, 2012
- Dos mil botons i una tassa de xocolata, 2013
- La nena de les cuetes – La niña de las coletas, 2015
- Estimat país petit, 2018
- Sols em queda la gloriosa companyia de la vostra sacratíssima corona, 2019
Books for Kids and Teens
- La Tània i totes les tortugues, 2013
- Duna, diari d'un estiu. Duna, diario de un verano, 2015
- La Esfera o L'Esfera: Sin alas, Las alas de Ícaro, El vuelo del Fénix. This is a trilogy written with Roger Coch (under the name Muriel Rogers), 2016.
- La Tània i el telescopi (illustrated by Ona Caussa), 2016
- Groc i rodó. Amarillo y redondo (illustrated by Ferran Orta), 2018
- El refugi del Tarek (illustrated by Bruno Hidalgo), 2018
- Ona i Roc i els tigres de Sumatra (illustrated by Julia Cejas), 2019
- La biblioteca del papa Luna (illustrated by Sara Bellés), 2019
- L'illa infinita (illustrated by Noemí Villamuza), 2019
- Dunes, diari d'un altre estiu. Dunas, diario de otro verano (illustrated by Ferran Orta), 2019
- Digueu-me Ju, 2020
- La Paula i el colibrí (illustrated by Albert Asensio), 2021
- On vas, Tarek? (illustrated by Bruno Hidalgo), 2021
- Al fil de seda, 2022
Poetry Collections
- Poemes sense punts de goma, 2011
- Para no tener que hablar (illustrated by Sara Márquez), 2016
See also
In Spanish: Muriel Villanueva i Perarnau para niños
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