Josep Pla Award

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Josep Pla Award
Awarded forCatalan literature
Sponsored by Ediciones Destino
Date6 January
Venue Hotel El Palace  [ es ], Barcelona
Country Spain
First awarded1968
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The Josep Pla Award (Spanish: Premio Josep Pla; Catalan: Premi Josep Pla) is a Spanish literary prize, awarded by the Destino publishing house since 1968, to a prose text written in Catalan. It is open to all genres: novel, short story, narrative, travel book, memoir, biography, diary, etc. Its name pays tribute to Josep Pla, considered one of the most important prose writers of contemporary Catalan literature.

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It is one of the most prestigious prizes awarded to literature in Catalan. The award ceremony takes place every 6 January, during the night of Epiphany, at the Hotel El Palace  [ es ] in Barcelona. The Premio Nadal is also awarded at the same ceremony. [1]

Winners

EditionYearWorkAuthorRef.
1st1968Onades sobre una roca deserta Terenci Moix [2]
2nd1969Difunts sota els ametllers en flor Baltasar Porcel [1]
3rd1970El testament de Praga Teresa Pàmies [1]
4th1971Els alicorns Gabriel Janer Manila
5th1972El temps barrat Alexandre Cirici  [ es ] [1]
6th1973Andrea Victrix Llorenç Villalonga
7th1974El vel de Maia Marià Manent  [ ca ] [1]
8th1975Historia del cercle artistic de Sant Lluc Enric Jardí  [ ca ]
9th1976Contraataquen Carles Reig  [ ca ]
10th1977Josep Pla o la raó narrativa Josep Maria Castellet [1]
11th1978Les closes Maria Àngels Anglada
12th1979Gent que he conegut Jaume Miravitlles [1]
13th1980La noia a la sorra Jordi Sarsanedas  [ ca ]
14th1981El cingle verd Josep Piera  [ ca ]
15th1982Interior amb difunts Olga Xirinacs
16th1983Fins al cel Pau Faner
17th1984Papers contra la cinta magnética Norbert Bilbeny  [ ca ]
18th1985Tretze biografies imperfectes Gerard Vergés  [ ca ]
19th1986El present que m'acull Maria Mercè Roca
20th1987El solc de les hores Albert Manent
21st1988Quadern venecià Àlex Susanna
22nd1989–1990Illa Flaubert Miquel Àngel Riera  [ ca ]
23rd1991El cortesà i el seu fantasma Xavier Rubert de Ventós
24th1992La japonesa Jordi Coca  [ ca ]
25th1993El cap de Penteu Xavier Roca Ferrer  [ ca ]
26th1994Dins el darrer blau Carme Riera
27th1995Dibuix de dona amb ocells blancs Isabel Olesti  [ ca ]
28th1996Cita a tombuctú Pep Subirós  [ ca ]
29th1997El legislador Miquel de Palol
30th1998L'home de l'abric Valentí Puig  [ ca ] [1]
31st1999Apocalipsi blanc Francesc Puigpelat  [ ca ]
32nd2000Feli estheticienne Empar Moliner
33rd2001Nitrato de Chile Jordi Llavina  [ ca ]
34th2002Una victòria diferent Eva Piquer  [ ca ]
35th2003L'últim evangeli Héctor Bofill  [ ca ]
36th2004La llibreta groga Robert Saladrigas [3]
37th2005La pell i la princesa Sebastià Alzamora
38th2006El mal francés Lluís Maria Todó  [ ca ]
39th2007El retorn de Voltaire Martí Domínguez  [ ca ]
40th2008La batalla de Walter Stamm Melcior Comes  [ ca ]
41st2009El silenci Gaspar Hernàndez  [ ca ]
42nd2010Egosurfing Llucia Ramis [1]
43rd2011El cau del conill Cristian Segura  [ ca ] [4]
44th2012Quan érem feliços Rafel Nadal [5]
45th2013Una famíla exemplar Genís Sinca  [ ca ] [6]
46th2014Els ambaixadors Albert Villaró i Boix  [ ca ] [7]
47th2015El poeta del poble Andreu Carranza  [ ca ] [8]
48th2016Aquella porta giratòria Lluís Foix  [ ca ] [9]
49th2017La fada negra Xavier Theros  [ ca ] [10]
50th2018Bon dia, són les vuit! Antoni Bassas i Onieva  [ ca ] [11]
51st2019La vigília Marc Artigau i Queralt  [ ca ] [12]
52nd2020Pluja d'estels Laia Aguilar Sariol  [ ca ] [12]
53rd2021Tàndem Maria Barbal [13]
54th2022La vall de la llum Toni Cruanyes  [ ca ] [14]
55th2023La llei de l'hivern Gemma Ventura Farré  [ ca ] [15]
56th2024La Germandat de l'Àngel Caigut Jaume Clotet [16]

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