About Clare Azzopardi
Born 1977. Clare Azzopardi is a Maltese writer, non-fiction writer and children's writer.
Clare Azzopardi (born 5 July 1977) is a Maltese author who writes for both adults and younger readers. She has published many plays and books. One of which has recently been turned into a film.
Life Born in St. Julian's, Malta, she eventually went on to study at the University of Malta and then received a master's degree in literacy from the University of Sheffield.
Works Azzopardi’s poetry and short stories, written in Maltese, have appeared in various anthologies. Her work has appeared in translation in various literary periodicals, including In Focus, Transcript, Words without Borders, West 47, Lettre International (Hungary) and Kulturas Forms.
In 2005, Azzopardi published Others, Across, two short stories translated into English, and, in 2006, a collection of short stories in Maltese, Il-Linja l-Ħadra ("The Green Line"). She has also written plays, including In-Nisa Jafu Kif, Pretty Lisa and L-Interdett Taħt is-Sodda which was published in French (Éditions Théatrales) and in Arabic (I-ACT) . She has participated in various literary festivals including the Jaipur Literature Festival and the vRIsak festival in Rijeka.
List of publications
Children Meta l-Milied ma Ä iex Ä użeppina Hemm dal-post telqulu l-kuluri Mingu Il-Qtates ta' max-xatt Is-Sinjura Klaws Senduq Kuluri/Buffuri Senduq Riżorsi għall-Għalliema Esperimenti tax-xjenza (100 attivita) Kalejdoskopju 3-6 1.MT, 2.MT, 3.MT, 4.MT Terramaxka Tikka Malti 1a,1b, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b Tikka Qari (series)
Poetry and prose for adults Others, across Il-Linja l-Ħadra Din Mhix Tazza Klijenti Antipatici u Kapuccini Kesħin Għaraq Xort'Oħra Kulħadd ħalla isem warajh L-Art tal-Kliem Castillo Din Gżira Niexfa
Translations Le Loup Qui Voulait Changer de Couleur Le Loup Qui ne Voulait Plus Marcher Berlingot est un Superhéros Zafo Le Petit Pirate Séraphin, Le Prince Des Dauphins Rosetta Banana N'est Pas Craca Crocky Le Crocodile A Mal Aux Dents Camille Veut Une Nouvelle Famille Les Bêtises de Manon Manon est Malade Le Dent de Manon L'Anniversaire de Manon Manon s'Habille Toute Seule La Grande Fabrique Des Mots Le Loup qui Avait Peur De Son Ombre Le Loup Qui S'amait Beaucoup Trop Le Loup Qui Decouvrait Le Pays Des Contes Le Loup Qui Encûetait au Musée P'tit loup va sur le pot P'tit loup n'aime que les pâtes
Theatre L-Esperimenti ta' Fiona L-Interdett taħt is-Sodda In-Nisa Maltin Jafu Kif Pretty Lisa
Awards In 2011 and 2012 she was nominated for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award in 2011 and 2012. In 2015 and 2016 her children's books Lupu Lupettu Kull Kulur and Mingu received the Terramaxka Book Prize.
She is also the recipient of 10 National Book Prize for Literature awards: Il-Linja l-Ħadra (2006), L-Interdett taħt is-Sodda (2012), Kulħadd ħalla isem warajh (2015), Il-Każ Kważi Kollu tal-Aħwa De Molizz (2010), Ir-Re Pankrazju jagħlaq mitt sena (2010), Jake Cassar (2015), Meta l-Milied ma Ä iex (2010), Kidane (2012), Il-Qtates ta' max-Xatt (2016) and Teresa (2017).
In 2021, Azzoppardi won a Terramaxka Prize for best translated work, for the book Ors fl-Ispazju.
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Who is Clare Azzopardi?
Maltese writer (1977- )
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Clare Azzopardi was born on 5 July 1977 in St. Julian's.
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Clare Azzopardi is a writer, non-fiction writer and children's writer.
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Clare Azzopardi is Maltese.
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