Name: Señas de identidad (in Spanish)
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ISBN: 9788432220272

Type

Physical Book

Author

David Foenkinos

Publisher

Seix Barral

Collection

Literatura y ficción

Year

1972

Language

Spanish

Pages

336

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

19 CM X 12 CM

Weight

348

ISBN

8432220272

ISBN13

9788432220272

Edited in

España

Edition No.

1966

Categories

Francés
Ficción moderna y contemporánea

Señas de identidad (in Spanish)

David Foenkinos (Author) · Seix Barral · Paperback

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David Foenkinos

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David Foenkinos was born in Paris in 1974. A graduate in Literature from the Sorbonne University, he also received solid training as a jazz musician. Among his novels, enthusiastically received by readers and critics worldwide and translated into many languages, stand out The Erotic Potential of My Wife (Roger-Nimier Award 2004), In Case of Happiness (2005), The Memories (2011), I Am Feeling Much Better (2013) and, above all, Delicacy (2009), which won ten awards and was a finalist in the most prestigious literary awards in France, such as the Goncourt, the Renaudot, the Médicis, the Femina, and the Interallié, and which was later made into a film by the author himself and his brother Stéphane. In 2010, Foenkinos, a melomaniac and devoted fan of John Lennon, decided to launch a unique fictional biography, Lennon, with which Alfaguara began publishing his work in 2014. In 2015, he was awarded the Renaudot and Goncourt des lycéens prizes for Charlotte (Alfaguara, 2018), a unique book that rescued the painter Charlotte Salomon from oblivion. Following the success of The Library of Rejected Books (Alfaguara, 2017), adapted into a film, Alfaguara has also published Towards Beauty (2019), Two Sisters (2020), The Martin Family (2021) and, now, Number Two, winner of the Prix Nice Baie des Anges.

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