Olga Novo facts for kids
Olga Novo is a talented writer from Galicia, a region in Spain. She was born in 1975 in a small town called Vilarmao, in A Pobra do Brollón. Olga is known for her amazing poetry and essays.
She studied Galician language and literature at the University of Santiago de Compostela. After her studies, she worked as a high school teacher in different places in Galicia. She also taught Galician literature at the University of Southern Brittany in Lorient, France.
Olga Novo has shared her writings and essays in many well-known publications. These include magazines like Festa da Palabra Silenciada and Dorna. Her work has also appeared in major newspapers such as El País and ABC.
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Olga Novo's Writings
Olga Novo has written many interesting books. She often works with other artists on her projects.
Poetry Books
Olga Novo has published several collections of her poems:
- A cousa vermella (2004)
- Cráter (2011)
Essays and Studies
She also writes essays, which are like detailed articles or short books about a specific topic. Her essays often explore important ideas and literature.
- O lume vital de Claudio Rodriguez Fer (1999, 2008)
- Uxío Novoneyra. Lingua loaira (2005)
- Introduction to Unha tempada no paraíso by Claudio Rodríguez Fer (2010)
Translations
Olga Novo has also helped bring other important works to new readers. She translated El contradiscurso de las mujeres. Historia del proceso feminista by Carmen Blanco. This book talks about the history of the feminist movement.
Awards and Recognition
Olga Novo's work has been recognized with several important awards. These prizes show how much her writing is valued.
- She received the Ánxel Fole Award for her research on Uxío Novoneyra. Lingua loaira.
- She also won the Losada Diéguez Award for her poetry collection Nós nus.
External Links
- Learn more about Olga Novo at the Galician Virtual Library
- Read about her work in The Barcelona Review
See also
In Spanish: Olga Novo para niños
