Language Spanish Role Novelist Name Cesar Garcia | Period 2001 - Nationality Spanish Books El Bibliobus Magico | |
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Born Cesar Fernandez Garcia
April 22, 1967 (age 57)
Madrid, Madrid, Spain ( 1967-04-22 ) Occupation Novelist, short story writer, critic, Professor of Literature Alma mater Complutense University of Madrid Genre Horror, fantasy, science fiction, gothic, young-adult fiction, children\'s literature, thriller Education Complutense University of Madrid | ||
C sar fern ndez garc a premio la galera por su novela la ltima bruja de trasmoz
César Fernández García ([ˈsesar ferˈnandes ɣarˈθi.a]; born on 22 April 1967) is a Spanish novelist. His novels and short stories have been distributed in several countries and have been translated into many languages, including Turkish language and Korean language.
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- C sar fern ndez garc a premio la galera por su novela la ltima bruja de trasmoz
- Personal life
- Style
- References
Personal life
César Fernández García was born on April 22, 1967 in Madrid, Spain. He is an author who has written about everything from poetry to mystery novels, including children's literature, young adult fiction and articles. His body of work, which consists of more than thirty titles, has been awarded several prizes. He studied Philology in the Complutense University of Madrid, he has taught Literature at several universities and he has participated in meetings about the joy and adventure of reading and writing at Libraries and High Schools. He also writes articles about creative writing in literary reviews. He is outspoken about subjects such as the importance of always looking at the positive side of life.
His more successful works are No digas que estás solo (Honor Roll 2010 CCEI Award), Ellos (winner of the 2009 Jaén Prize for Young Adult Novel) and La última bruja de Trasmoz (2009 La Galera Literary Prize for Young Adult Fiction).
Style
César Fernández García's fictions are often focused on one strongly defined character. He has used important authors as characters, such as Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer who is the main character in La última bruja de Trasmoz.
The majority of action usually takes place on islands. Ellos is set on Formentera. El hijo del ladrón is set on Tenerife; El rugido de la vida, on La Palma; Las sirenas del alma, on La Gomera; El desafío de la leyenda, on El Hierro...
As readers, we don't find explicit didacticism or moralist allegory in his fictions. César Fernández García believes that meaning in literature should be an undercurrent just beneath the surface.
His works – belonging to several literary genres - mix mystery, tenderness, horror, reality, love and adventure. He has written fantasy novels such as El bibliobús mágico and El rugido de la vida. Mystery novels such as Bárbara y el misterio de Ariadna, La visita del vampiro, Los extraños vecinos del bajo B and Donde vive el miedo. Horror novels such as El e-mail del mal. Children's literature such as No, no y no and Un hogar para Dog. Psychological novels such as La magia del samurái. Social novels such as La camiseta de Óscar. Adventure novels such as El desafío de la leyenda and El hijo del ladrón.
His literary corpus reflects an attempt to sculpt the deflected reality in order to find a meaning of life. Sometimes a subplot becomes the primary focus of the novel little by little. The intrigue and the reflections on human nature are ubiquitous in his fictions. Therefore, La última bruja de Trasmoz reflects about the immortality of the human actions. Ellos raises disturbing questions about what makes us human beings. The survival of the Past, seen as a prelude to the Present, is the main point that builds No digas que estás solo and Las sirenas del alma.