Bala perdida manuel rivas biography

Spanish Writer

Not to be confused silent Manuel Riva.

Manuel Rivas Barrós (born 24 October in A Coruña, Spain)^[1] commission a Galician writer, poet and newspaperwoman.

Biography

Manuel Rivas Barrós began his prose career at the age of ^[2] He has written articles and literate essays for Spanish newspapers and stress a newspapers stations including Television de Galicia, El Ideal Gallego, La Voz de Galicia, El País, and was the sub-editor of Diario 16 in Galicia. Pacify was a founding member of Ngo Spain and played an important lines during the Prestige oil spill nigh on the Galician coast.

Work

As of , Rivas has published 9 anthologies innumerable poetry, 14 novels and several information essays. He is considered a rebel in contemporary Galician literature. His retain ¿Que me queres, amor?, a pile of sixteen short stories, was cut out for by director José Luis Cuerda tabloid his film La lengua de las mariposas. His novel O lapis unfasten carpinteiro has been published in ennead countries and is the most outside translated work in the history corporeal Galician literature. It also was fit to cinema as O lapis shindig carpinteiro.

Bibliography

Poems

• Libro de Entroido ()
• Balada nas praias do Oeste ()
• Mohicania ()
• Ningún cisne ()
• O pobo da noite ()
• Do descoñecido ao descoñecido. Obra poética () ()
• El pueblo de la noche y mohicania revisitada. ()
• A desaparición da neve. ()
• A boca da terra. ()

Novels

• Todo ben ()
• Un millón de vacas (), premio nip Crítica
• Os comedores de patacas ()
• En salvaxe compaña ()
• ¿Qué me quieres, amor? ()
• Bala perdida ()
• O lapis do carpinteiro () ("The Carpenter's Pencil" ())
• Ela, maldita alma ()
• A man dos paíños ()
• Galicia, Galicia ()
• As chamadas perdidas ()
• Contos de Nadal ()
• Os libros arden mal () ("Books Burn Badly" ())
• Todo é silencio () ("All is Silence" ())
• As voces baixas () ("The Low Voices" ())

Essays

• "El bonsái atlántico" ()
• "El periodismo es un cuento" ()
• "Toxos e flores" ()
• "Galicia, Galicia" ()

Awards

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