Marta Zafrilla

Marta Zafrilla Díaz nació en abril de 1982 en Murcia. Se licenció en 2004 en Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas por la Universidad de Murcia con Premio Extraordinario Fin de Carrera. Se diplomó en Estudios Avanzados con el trabajo de investigación "Aproximación al concepto de turismo. Introducción a la promoción turística", tras disfrutar de una beca Erasmus de Tercer Ciclo en Oporto. También ha realizado estudios de Antropología Cultural en la UNED, así como de Diseño Gráfico, Ilustración y Marketing. Su primer libro de poemas, Toma sostenida, obtuvo el Premio Autora revelación 2006 de la Región de Murcia. A este siguieron los poemarios El suicidio de los relojes, Premio Creajoven 2005, y Pecios, Premio Molajoven 2006. A continuación logró e

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