Flavia Company

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Flavia Company
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Flavia Company by Álvaro García Isidro
Born (1963-09-27) September 27, 1963 (age 60)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Language Spanish and Catalan
GenreFiction, short stories, poetry

Flavia Company (born 27 September 1963) is a writer and novelist. She develops her work either in Spanish and Catalan. She has a degree in Hispanic Philology, is a journalist, translator, teacher of creative writing and lecturer. She works in different genres (novel, short story, short story, essay and poetry), and also publishes children's literature. She lives in Catalonia.

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In June 2018, she embarked on a trip around the world that lasted four years. From that experience she wrote her book "I no longer need to be real", which she wrote under the name Haru, one of three heteronyms, together with Andrea Mayo and Osamu. Her work has been translated into English, French, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, German and Danish. She writes in the newspapers La Vanguardia and Ara.

Bibliography

Spanish-language works

Fiction

  • La planta carnívora. Editorial Comba, 2021. Written under the heteronym Andrea Mayo.
  • Dame placer. Editorial Comba, 2021.
  • Ya no necesito ser real. Catedral, 2020. Written under the heteronym Haru.
  • Magôkoro. Catedral, 2019.
  • Haru. Catedral, 2016.
  • Querida Nélida, reedición en Ediciones La Palma, Colección EME, 2016.
  • Que nadie te salve la vida. Lumen, 2012. (Editorial El Ateneo, 2020)
  • La isla de la última verdad. Lumen, 2011.
  • La mitad sombría. DVD Ediciones, 2006. (Editorial Evaristo, 2020)
  • Ni tú, ni yo, ni nadie. Ed. Muchnik, 2002.
  • Melalcor. Ed. Muchnik, 2000.
  • Dame placer. Ed. Emecé, 1999. (Reedición en 2021, Editorial Comba)
  • Luz de hielo. Bassarai Ediciones, 1998.
  • Saurios en el asfalto. Ed. Muchnik, 1997.
  • Círculos en acíbar. Ed. Montesinos, 1992.
  • Fuga y contrapuntos. Ed. Montesinos, 1989.
  • Querida Nélida. Ed. Montesinos, 1988.

Short stories

  • Pensamientos de Haru. Editorial Koan. (Aparición en octubre de 2022)
  • Teoría de la resta. Editorial Comanegra, 2022.
  • Por mis muertos. Páginas de Espuma, 2014.
  • Trastornos literarios. Ed. Páginas de Espuma, 2011. (Reedición revisada y con textos inéditos.)
  • Con la soga al cuello. Ed. Páginas de Espuma, 2009.
  • El apartamento. MobilBook/Salón Náutico, 2006.
  • Género de Punto. Ed. El Aleph, 2003.
  • Trastornos Literarios. Colección de microrrelatos aparecidos previamente en prensa. Ed. DeBolsillo, 2002.
  • Dame placer. Mario Muchnik editor, 1999
  • Viajes subterráneos. Bassarai Ediciones, 1997.

Poetry

  • Yo significo algo. Stendhal Books, 2016.
  • Volver antes que ir. Eugenio Cano Editor, Madrid, 2012.

Catalan-language works

Fiction

  • La planta carnívora. Ed. Proa (2021). Written under the heteronym Andrea Mayo.
  • Ja no necessito ser real. Univers Llibres, 2020. Written under the heteronym Haru.
  • Magôkoro. Catedral, 2019.
  • Haru. Catedral, 2016.
  • Que ningú no et salvi la vida. Ed. Proa, 2012.
  • L'illa de l'última veritat. Ed. Proa, 2010.
  • Negoci Rodó. Ed. Columna, 2005.
  • Melalcor. Edicions 62, 2000.
  • Ni tu, ni jo, ni ningú. Premio Documenta 1997. Edicions 62, 1998.
  • Llum de Gel. Edicions El Mèdol, 1996.

Short stories

  • Teoria de la resta. Editorial Comanegra, 2022.
  • Al teu rotllo. Ed. Cruïlla, 2015.
  • No em ratllis. Ed. Cruïlla, 2012.
  • L’apartament. MobilBook/Salón Náutico, 2006.
  • Viatges Subterranis. Ed. El Mèdol, 1993.

Poetic prose

  • Retrat de la Ràpita. Con ilustraciones de la pintora Rosa Querol. Edición del Ayuntamiento de San Carlos de la Rápita, 1996.

Children's literature

  • Societat Kyoto. Ed. Cruïlla, 2019.
  • El llibre de les preguntes. Ed. Cruïlla, 2016.
  • Dóna-hi la volta. Ed. Cruïlla, 2016.
  • Una gàbia, un tresor i unes sabatilles vermelles. Editorial La meva Arcàdia 2014.
  • Els ambigú i el cas de la mòmia. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2014.
  • Els Ambigú i el cas de l'estàtua. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2010.
  • Un perill sota el mar. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2009.
  • Estels Vermells. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2008.
  • Gosigatades. Ed. Animallibres, 2007.
  • L’espai desconegut. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2006.
  • El missatge secret. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2004.
  • L’illa animal. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2003.
  • El llibre màgic. Ed. Cruïlla. Col. El Vaixell de Vapor, 2001.

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