Fulgencio Argüelles

Fulgencio Argüelles (born January 6, 1955), and El Palacio de los ingenieros belgas, winner of the Premio Café Gijón 2003. He has also published two books of short stories, Del color de la nada and Seronda, the latter written in Asturian and in collaboration with the Asturian painter J. Enrique Maojo.

Works

Novels Letanías de lluvia (Alfaguara, 1993), winner of the Premio Azorín de Novela, 1992. Los clamores de la tierra (Alfaguara, 1996), an historical fiction set in the first years of the reign of Ramiro I of Asturias (reigned 843–850). Recuerdos de algún vivir (Nobel, 2000), winner of the Premio de Novela Principado de Asturias 2000. El palacio azul de los ingenieros belgas (Acantilado, 2003), winner of the Premio Café Gijón de Novela, 2003. A la sombra de los abedules (TREA, 2011)

Books of short stories Del color de la nada Seronda (Academia de la Llingua Asturiana, 2004): stories in Asturian, illustrated by Jorge Enrique Maojo.

Other Argüelles' story Cuando los balones se volvieron invisibles is the first work of forty in the anthology Cuentos de fútbol (Alfaguara, 1995).