Vicent Sanz i Arnau

Vicent Sanz i Arnau (born 31 March 1966 in Traiguera, Baix Maestrat) is a Spanish professor and writer who writes in the Catalan language.

Biography After graduating with a degree in Catalan Philology, Sanz has worked as a secondary school teacher and within the Catalan Language Teaching Service (SERC) of the Department of Education of the Generalitat of Catalonia. He has also collaborated with the Institute of Education Sciences at the University of Barcelona, the Permanent Board of Catalan (Junta Permanent de Català), and the Open University of Catalonia (UOC).

Throughout his career, he has published articles on historical topics in Traiguera, Caramella, Saó, and the Butlletí del Centre d'Estudis del Maestrat, and on philological and educational content in the journals Escola Catalana, Llengua nacional, Guix, BeCEroles, and Empelt.

Awards Sanz has been awarded several prizes for his unpublished short fiction works: Olives trencades i timó – VII "Alambor" Short Story Award of Benicarló (1996) Begudes refrescants – I Virtual Creation Award in the Narrative category, Open University of Catalonia (1999) El tren de la platja – XX Maresme Literary Exhibition Award (2003)