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Manuel de
Pedrolo i
Molina (Catalan pronunciation: [mənuˈɛl də pəˈðɾɔlu]; 1918 – 1990) was a
Catalan author of novels,
short stories,
poetry and plays...
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Oliver Sallarès or "Pere Quart", Pere Calders,
Gabriel Ferrater,
Manuel de
Pedrolo, Agustí
Bartra or
Miquel Martí i Pol. In addition,
several foreign writers...
- well-known
novel Mecanoscrit del
segon origen by the
Spanish writer Manuel de
Pedrolo. Alba is a 20-year-old girl who
lives with her
father of
English origin...
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Mecanoscrit del
segon origen) is a
science fiction novel written by
Manuel de
Pedrolo in 1974, that had a
great success and that has
become one of the best-selling...
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throughout its history.
During the
occupation of the Romans, the town was
named Pedrolo, and was a po****r
holiday destination. The term "Peroj" is of debatable...
- with the
Catalan conjunction i ("and").
Selected text from
Manuel de
Pedrolo's 1970
novel Un amor fora
ciutat ("A love
affair outside the city"). Spain...
- (1913–1985),
writer and poet Joan
Vinyoli (1914–1984), poet
Manuel de
Pedrolo (1918–1990),
writer Montserrat Abelló i
Soler (1918–2014), poet and translator...
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pseudonym Joan Gols, and
Calcs (Borrowings),
winner of the 2005
Manuel de
Pedrolo Science Fiction Prize. His
collection of
stories entitled Disseccions (Dissections...
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painter Josep Güell i Guillaumet,
musician Josep Minguell,
painter Manuel de
Pedrolo,
Catalan author Anton Tartera,
painter "Ajuntament de Tàrrega". Generalitat...
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Francoist and
democracy periods include Joan Brossa, Agustí Bartra,
Manuel de
Pedrolo, Pere
Calders or Quim Monzó, Jesús
Moncada or, in 21st century,
Jaume Cabré...
