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Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer

1946 – 2022

Spanish writer

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Lived 1946 – 2022 (aged 75). Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer was a Spanish writer, translator, literary critic, science fiction writer, children's writer and screenwriter.

Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer (4 December 1946 – 10 February 2022) was a Spanish writer. Her work has been translated into German, English, Spanish, Galician, French, Portuguese, and Russian. She was honored with the Premi d'Honor de les Lletres Catalanes in 2016.

Life Born in Manacor, Balearic Islands, Oliver was a resident of Barcelona from 1969. Oliver was known for her novels and short stories, and was also a Castilian and Catalan language translator. In the 1980s, Oliver joined a number of other Catalan-language writers to form the Ofèlia Dracs collective, looking to bring attention to, and broaden the output of deepening Catalan literature.

Oliver's first work was published in 1970. While most of her work has been for adult readers, some is aimed at children and youth. In addition to novel and short stories, she has written plays (Negroni de ginebra ; 1991), screenplays, as well as stories for radio (Catalunya Ràdio) and television (TV3; TVE Catalunya). She has worked for El Correo Catalán, Diario de Mallorca, Última hora, and Diari de Barcelona. Writing in Catalan, many of her works have been translated into Castilian, German, English, Galician and Russian.

Oliver was married to the writer Jaume Fuster. She has served as dean of Institució de les Lletres Catalanes (2001-2004). She died on 10 February 2022, at the age of 75.

Selected works Cròniques d'un mig estiu (1970) Cròniques de la molt anomenada ciutat de Montcarrà (1972) El vaixell d'Iràs i no Tornaràs (1976) Punt d'arròs (1979) Crineres de foc (1985) Estudi en lila (1985) Antípodes (1988) Joana E. (1992) El sol que fa l'ànec (1994) Amor de cans (1994) Tallats de lluna (2000)

Awards

Prudenci Bertrana Prize 2001, Outstanding Achievement Award of the Llibre Setmana in Catalan 2003, Ramon Llull Prize, Balearic Government Finalist for the Sant Jordi Prize (1984) for Crineres de foc Prize for Catalan Literature of the Generalitat of Catalonia (1985) for the translation of Moby Dick Jaume Fuster Prize for Catalan Writers (2004) Premi d'Honor de les Lletres Catalanes (2016)

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Positions held
Dean of the Institució de les Lletres Catalanes
Employers
Diario de Mallorca, El Correo Catalán
Awards
Prudenci Bertrana Prize; Saint George's Cross; Ramon Llull Award; City of Palma Award; Jaume Fuster Award; Premi d'Honor de les Lletres Catalanes; Premi Trajectòria; Gold Medal of the Balearic Islands Community

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer?

Spanish writer

When was Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer born?

Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer was born on 4 December 1946 in Manacor.

When did Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer die?

Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer died on 10 February 2022 in Sencelles.

What was Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer's occupation?

Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer was a writer, translator, literary critic, science fiction writer, children's writer and screenwriter.

What nationality was Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer?

Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer was Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Maria Antònia Oliver Cabrer

· Wikidata: Q13457151

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