Bel Olid
Bel Olid (Mataró, Maresme, 1977) is a writer, translator and literature and creative writing teacher.
They have been very active as a translator into Catalan and, to a lesser extent, into Spanish, mainly of children's books, from German, English, French, Italian and Spanish.
They became known as an author in 2010 when they received the Documenta Prize for their novel Una terra solitària and the Rovelló Essay Prize for their study Les heroïnes contrataquen. Models literaris contra l'universal masculí a la literatura infantil i juvenil. Two years later they received the Roc Boronat Prize for La mala reputació, a collection of short stories which was very well received by readers and critics alike. In 2016 they published another short stories co
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Segon fascicle: La Vila, Carlsson i xocolata calenta. Una mitja taronja rossa. Carnaval de Palamós. Diaris nocturns, llargues hores confessant-me en silenci, omplint llibretes Miquelrius. Huddersfi