Javier Cercas
Javier Cercas was born in Ibahernando, Cáceres, in 1962. His work, translated into more than thirty languages, consists of the following novels: El móvil, El inquilino, El vientre de la ballena, Soldados de Salamina, La velocidad de la luz, Anatomía de un instante, Las leyes de la frontera, El impostor and El monarca de las sombras, almost all recognized with prestigious national and international awards. He has also published miscellaneous books –Una buena temporada, Relatos reales, La verdad de Agamenón and Formas de ocultarse– and essays –La obra literaria de Gonzalo Suárez and El punto ciego.
He has also received several awards for essays and journalism, and various recognitions for his career, such as the Prix Ulysse in France, or the Premio Internazionale del Salone del Libro di Torino, the Premio Friuladria, the Premio Internazionale Città di Vigevano, or the Premio Sicilia, all in Italy.
He has also received several awards for essays and journalism, and various recognitions for his career, such as the Prix Ulysse in France, or the Premio Internazionale del Salone del Libro di Torino, the Premio Friuladria, the Premio Internazionale Città di Vigevano, or the Premio Sicilia, all in Italy.
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