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Rosa Montero

Rosa Montero Gayo (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈrosa monˈteɾo 'gaʝo]; born 3 January 1951) is a Spanish journalist and author of contemporary fiction.

Rosa Montero at a demonstration against the Toro de la Vega tournament 2014

Early life and education

The daughter of a bullfighter and a housewife, Montero was born in Cuatro Caminos, a district of Madrid. The contraction of tuberculosis forced her to remain at home between the ages of five and nine, and she began reading and writing extensively during that time. She then entered the Beatriz Galindo Institute of Madrid, and at 17, she began her university studies in Madrid University's School of Philosophy and Arts (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras). The following year, she was admitted into the School of Journalism. During her university years, she participated in independent theatre groups.

Writing career

After school, she began working as a journalist, and in 1976, she began working at El País. In 1977, she began publishing interviews in the Sunday edition of the paper, and the following year, she won the "Manuel del Arco" prize for her work, and was the first woman to receive it. She also published her first novel in 1979, Crónica del desamor (Chronicle of Enmity). In 1980, she won the National Journalism prize for her articles and literary reports, and that year, she was named editor in chief of El País Semanal.

In 1981 she published La función Delta (The Delta Function), and the following year, a collection of her interviews previously published in El País was released, with the title "Cinco años de país" (Five Years of El País). The novel Te trataré como una reina (I Will Treat You Like a Queen) followed in 1983 and was a commercial success. She was awarded the World Prize of interviews in 1987, and published Temblor (Tremor) in 1990.

Her first children's story, El nido de los sueños (The Nest of Dreams), was published in 1992, and in the following years, she released Bella y oscura (Beautiful and Dark, 1993) and La vida desnuda (The Naked Life, 1994). In 1994 she was awarded the Journalism Prize, and in 1997 she received the Spring Novel Prize for her work La hija del caníbal (The Cannibal's Daughter). In 1999, she published Pasiones (Passions), and in 2002, Estampas bostonianas y otros viajes. In 2003, she published what she considers one of her best works, La loca de la casa (The Lunatic of the House). This book won the Qué Leer Prize to the best book published in Spain in 2003, and the Grinzane Cavour Prize for the best foreign book published in Italy in 2004. In 2005 she published Historia del Rey Transparente (Story of the Transparent King), which has also won the Qué Leer Prize as the best book published in Spain in 2005.

Her short story El abuelo (The Grandfather) was included in Rainy Days - Días de lluvia: Short Stories by Contemporary Spanish Women Writers, an anthology edited by Montserrat Lunati, together with a translation into English. [1]

Selected works

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  • España para ti... para siempre (1976) A.Q. Ediciones, Madrid ISBN 978-8-47388-030-5 (Spain for you... forever)
  • Crónica del desamor (1979) Editorial Debate, Madrid ISBN 978-8-47444-023-2 (Chronicle of a heartbreak)
  • La función Delta (1981) Editorial Debate, Madrid ISBN 978-8-47444-037-9 (The Delta function)
  • Cinco años de país (1982) Editorial Debate, Madrid ISBN 978-8-47444-065-2 (Five years of a country)
  • Te trataré como a una reina (1983) Seix Barral, Barcelona ISBN 978-8-43220-819-5 (I will treat you like a queen)
  • Media naranja (1985) with Jesus Yagüe, Twelve episode television series[2] (Better half)
  • Amado Amo (1988) Editorial Debate, Madrid ISBN 978-8-47444-297-7 (Beloved master)
  • Temblor (1990) (Trembling)
  • El nido de los sueños (1991) (The dreams nest)
  • Bella y oscura (1993) (Beautiful and dark)
  • La vida desnuda (1994) (The naked life)
  • Historias de Mujeres (1995) (Stories of women)
  • Entrevistas (1996) (Interviews)
  • La hija del caníbal (1997) (The daughter of the cannibal)
  • Amantes y enemigos. Historias de parejas (1998) (Lovers and enemies. Tales of couples)
  • El viaje fantástico de Bárbara (1998) (Barbara's fantastic journey)
  • Las barbaridades de Bárbara (1998) (Barbara's barbarities)
  • Bárbara contra el doctor Colmillos (1998) (Barbara against Doctor Fangs)
  • Pasiones (1999) (Passions)
  • El corazón del Tártaro (2001) (The heart of the Tartarus)
  • La loca de la casa (2003) (The crazy of the house)
  • Historia del rey transparente (2005) (The story of the transparent king)
  • Instrucciones para salvar al mundo (2008) (Instructions to save the world)
  • Lágrimas en la lluvia (2011) (Bruna Husky 1) (Tears in the rain)
  • La ridícula idea de no volver a verte (2013) (The ridiculous idea of not seeing you again)
  • El peso del corazón (2015) (Bruna Husky 2) (The weight of the heart)
  • La carne (2016) (The flesh)
  • Los tiempos del odio (2018) (Bruna Husky 3) (The times of hate)
  • La buena suerte (2020) (Good luck)

Notes

  1. ^ Note that English language editions of Montero's work may not be currently available, and the title translations provided in the Selected Works section may well not correspond to titles eventually used in the English edition of these books.

References

  1. ^ Rainy Days - Días de lluvia: Short Stories by Contemporary Spanish Women Writers edited by Montserrat Lunati. Aris and Phillips Hispanic Classics, 2018 ISBN 978-1-910-57230-6.
  2. ^ Media naranja at IMDb

Further reading

  • Critical studies and reviews of Montero's work:
  • Spinrad, Norman (October–November 2013). "Genre versus literature". On Books. Asimov's Science Fiction. 37 (10–11): 182–191. Review of Tears in rain.

External links

  • Biography on Montero's Official Site Accessed March 7, 2018
  • Official site
  • Short biography and list of works
  • Los replicantes: De Philip K. Dick y Ridle Scott a Rosa Montero (Spanish)

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Rosa Montero Gayo Spanish pronunciation ˈrosa monˈteɾo gaʝo born 3 January 1951 is a Spanish journalist and author of contemporary fiction Rosa Montero at a demonstration against the Toro de la Vega tournament 2014 Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Writing career 3 Selected works 4 Notes 5 References 6 Further reading 7 External linksEarly life and education EditThe daughter of a bullfighter and a housewife Montero was born in Cuatro Caminos a district of Madrid The contraction of tuberculosis forced her to remain at home between the ages of five and nine and she began reading and writing extensively during that time She then entered the Beatriz Galindo Institute of Madrid and at 17 she began her university studies in Madrid University s School of Philosophy and Arts Facultad de Filosofia y Letras The following year she was admitted into the School of Journalism During her university years she participated in independent theatre groups Writing career EditAfter school she began working as a journalist and in 1976 she began working at El Pais In 1977 she began publishing interviews in the Sunday edition of the paper and the following year she won the Manuel del Arco prize for her work and was the first woman to receive it She also published her first novel in 1979 Cronica del desamor Chronicle of Enmity In 1980 she won the National Journalism prize for her articles and literary reports and that year she was named editor in chief of El Pais Semanal In 1981 she published La funcion Delta The Delta Function and the following year a collection of her interviews previously published in El Pais was released with the title Cinco anos de pais Five Years of El Pais The novel Te tratare como una reina I Will Treat You Like a Queen followed in 1983 and was a commercial success She was awarded the World Prize of interviews in 1987 and published Temblor Tremor in 1990 Her first children s story El nido de los suenos The Nest of Dreams was published in 1992 and in the following years she released Bella y oscura Beautiful and Dark 1993 and La vida desnuda The Naked Life 1994 In 1994 she was awarded the Journalism Prize and in 1997 she received the Spring Novel Prize for her work La hija del canibal The Cannibal s Daughter In 1999 she published Pasiones Passions and in 2002 Estampas bostonianas y otros viajes In 2003 she published what she considers one of her best works La loca de la casa The Lunatic of the House This book won the Que Leer Prize to the best book published in Spain in 2003 and the Grinzane Cavour Prize for the best foreign book published in Italy in 2004 In 2005 she published Historia del Rey Transparente Story of the Transparent King which has also won the Que Leer Prize as the best book published in Spain in 2005 Her short story El abuelo The Grandfather was included in Rainy Days Dias de lluvia Short Stories by Contemporary Spanish Women Writers an anthology edited by Montserrat Lunati together with a translation into English 1 Selected works Edit a Espana para ti para siempre 1976 A Q Ediciones Madrid ISBN 978 8 47388 030 5 Spain for you forever Cronica del desamor 1979 Editorial Debate Madrid ISBN 978 8 47444 023 2 Chronicle of a heartbreak La funcion Delta 1981 Editorial Debate Madrid ISBN 978 8 47444 037 9 The Delta function Cinco anos de pais 1982 Editorial Debate Madrid ISBN 978 8 47444 065 2 Five years of a country Te tratare como a una reina 1983 Seix Barral Barcelona ISBN 978 8 43220 819 5 I will treat you like a queen Media naranja 1985 with Jesus Yague Twelve episode television series 2 Better half Amado Amo 1988 Editorial Debate Madrid ISBN 978 8 47444 297 7 Beloved master Temblor 1990 Trembling El nido de los suenos 1991 The dreams nest Bella y oscura 1993 Beautiful and dark La vida desnuda 1994 The naked life Historias de Mujeres 1995 Stories of women Entrevistas 1996 Interviews La hija del canibal 1997 The daughter of the cannibal Amantes y enemigos Historias de parejas 1998 Lovers and enemies Tales of couples El viaje fantastico de Barbara 1998 Barbara s fantastic journey Las barbaridades de Barbara 1998 Barbara s barbarities Barbara contra el doctor Colmillos 1998 Barbara against Doctor Fangs Pasiones 1999 Passions El corazon del Tartaro 2001 The heart of the Tartarus La loca de la casa 2003 The crazy of the house Historia del rey transparente 2005 The story of the transparent king Instrucciones para salvar al mundo 2008 Instructions to save the world Lagrimas en la lluvia 2011 Bruna Husky 1 Tears in the rain La ridicula idea de no volver a verte 2013 The ridiculous idea of not seeing you again El peso del corazon 2015 Bruna Husky 2 The weight of the heart La carne 2016 The flesh Los tiempos del odio 2018 Bruna Husky 3 The times of hate La buena suerte 2020 Good luck Notes Edit Note that English language editions of Montero s work may not be currently available and the title translations provided in the Selected Works section may well not correspond to titles eventually used in the English edition of these books References Edit Rainy Days Dias de lluvia Short Stories by Contemporary Spanish Women Writers edited by Montserrat Lunati Aris and Phillips Hispanic Classics 2018 ISBN 978 1 910 57230 6 Media naranja at IMDbFurther reading EditCritical studies and reviews of Montero s work Spinrad Norman October November 2013 Genre versus literature On Books Asimov s Science Fiction 37 10 11 182 191 Review of Tears in rain External links EditBiography on Montero s Official Site Accessed March 7 2018 Official site Short biography and list of works Los replicantes De Philip K Dick y Ridle Scott a Rosa Montero Spanish Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rosa Montero amp oldid 1103408965, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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