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Carlota Gurt is a translator and writer. She studied Translation and Interpretation, Humanities, Business Studies, Oriental Asia Studies and Audiovisual Communication. From 1998 to 2010, she worked in the field of performing arts, mainly for La Fura dels Baus and as Head of Production at the Temporada Alta Festival. In 2019, she won the Mercè Rodoreda with the short-story collection Cavalcarem tota la nit [Riding All Night]. In 2021 she published her first novel, Sola. She works with Catalunya Ràdio, Cadena SER, the Ara newspaper, the “Quadern” of the El País newspaper, Catorze and Núvol.

With this publisher, Sergi Pàmies has published the collections of short stories T’hauria de caure la cara de vergonya [Losing Face], Infecció [Infection], La gran novel·la sobre Barcelona [The Great Novel About Barcelona] (Serra d’Or Critics Prize), L’últim llibre de Sergi Pàmies [The Last Book by Sergi Pàmies], Si menges una llimona sense fer ganyotes [If You Eat a Lemon Without Making Grimances] (City of Barcelona and Lletra d’Or prizes), La bicicleta estàtica [The Stationary Bicycle] (Maria Àngels Anglada Prize), Cançons d’amor i de pluja, [Songs of Love and Rain] L’art de portar gavardina [The Art of Wearing a Trench Coat] (Serra d’Or Critics Prize) and A les dues seran les tres, as well as his novels La primera pedra [The First Stone] (Ícaro Prize), L’instint [Instinct] (Prudenci Bertrana Prize) and Sentimental [Sentimental]. Translated into Spanish, French, German, Italian, Greek, English and Chinese, he is also the author of Confessions d’un culer defectuós [Confessions of a defective Barça fan], Vázquez Montalbán International Journalism Prize and he is a contributor to various media outlets.

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