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Edith Checa Oviedo

1957 – 2017

Spanish journalist, poet and writer

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Lived 1957 – 2017 (aged 60). Edith Checa Oviedo was a Spanish journalist, poet, writer, teacher, director of radio drama and radio personality.

Edith Salud Checa Oviedo (Seville, Spain, November 24, 1957 – December 29, 2017) was a Spanish journalist, writer, poet, and radio host.

Biography Checa had a degree in Information Science, and a Diploma of Advanced Studies in Literature and Media from the Complutense University of Madrid.

In addition to her published poems and novels, Checa had over twenty years of experience as a radio host and radio drama director. She was the director and announcer of the following radio programs with the National University of Distance Education (UNED) from 1989 to 2005, broadcast on Radio 3 of RNE: Rincón literario: tus poemas por las ondas and Informativo Universitario. Following that, Checa was a presenter and writer of the following UNED educational television programs on La 2 on TVE and on TVE Internacional: Literary Rincón and Yesterday and Today in Poetry.

Checa was also an instructor of creative writing, scriptwriting, and communication courses. She collaborated on the screenwriting for the program .

Her final job was teaching Literary Creation workshops for the of the Junta de Andalucía. She was also the head of production for the audio guide content for museums and monuments. Checa's latest published book is the young adult novel La laguna del olvido, published December 2017. Finalist for the València Negra Novel Award 2014 Finalist for the Poetry Prize "José Zorrilla" 2013 2nd place “Hermanos Caba” Narrative Prize 2008 for La luna nos abandona “New Voices” Torremozas Poetry Prize 2003 Finalist for the Vargas Llosa Prize 2005 for her novel Retazos de memorias Finalist for the 2005 Clarín Short Story Prize for La noche en la ventana Finalist for the Felipe Trigo Novel Prize 2001 for No me pidas silencio Finalist of the Bilbao City Council Women's Stories Award 2001 for No me pidas silencio Shortlisted for the 2001 Herralde Novel Prize for No me pidas silencio

Works in anthologies Some of Checa's poems were published in the following anthologies:

VARIOUS AUTHORS (2003), Voces nuevas: (XVI selección de poetisas), Madrid: Ediciones Torremozas. . RUBIO, TEODORO (2003), De sombra y sueño, Editorial Celya. . CHECA, EDITH, et al. (2004), El cerro de los versos, Barcelona. Ediciones Atenas.

Others

Through UNED, Checa directed a documentary on the life and work of Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda

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Complutense University of Madrid

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Who was Edith Checa Oviedo?

Spanish journalist, poet and writer

When was Edith Checa Oviedo born?

Edith Checa Oviedo was born on 24 November 1957 in Seville.

When did Edith Checa Oviedo die?

Edith Checa Oviedo died on 23 December 2017 in Madrid.

What was Edith Checa Oviedo's occupation?

Edith Checa Oviedo was a journalist, poet, writer, teacher, director of radio drama and radio personality.

What nationality was Edith Checa Oviedo?

Edith Checa Oviedo was Spanish.

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· Wikipedia: Edith Checa Oviedo

· Wikidata: Q5818546

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