Málaga Novel Prize, worth 24,000
euros
euros
The winning entry will be published by the Fundación José Manuel Lara
The original deadline for ending October 30
The original deadline for ending October 30
Málaga Novel Award, which calls the Municipal Institute of Paper (IML) - institution under the council of the capital, in collaboration with the Fundación José Manuel Lara, reached its fifth edition, with a prize of 24,000 euros. The original deadline for runs through Oct. 30.
The Malaga Prize winning Novel will be published by the Fundación José Manuel Lara, who repeated this year as a partner in the literary contest, which has become one of the most prestigious English literary scene.
In the first edition was won by journalist Miguel Mena, with days without respite, the second won the award the narrator Malaga Pablo Aranda, Ukraine, these two titles were published by Destino, a partner of the event in those first calls, "the third, and with Lara Foundation, went to Ask the evening, the poet and writer Eduardo Jorda, and the fourth the winner was, in the west of Warsaw, José Ángel Cilleruelo, novelist, essayist, translator and poet.
The competition specifies that the novels that attend the award will be presented by six-fold, double-spaced, legible, bound, written on one side and with a minimum length of 160 pages. The book, accompanied by two envelopes, was presented with title original, but no information revealing the identity of the author, at the Municipal Institute of City Council Book of Malaga, located in Paseo de Reding, number 1. Eligible for this award unpublished novels written in English that have not been previously awarded in other competitions, and all writers, whatever their nationality.
The jury will consist of four prestigious professionals in the world of letters, a representative of the Fundación José Manuel Lara, director of IML and a secretary. The latter two have a voice in decision-making meetings, but may not participate in the vote on the winners.
More information www.fundacionjmlara.es
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