Her first novel 'Els nens de l’Elisa' was third among the finalists for the 24th Ramon Llull Prize and was published in 2006. Núria Añó (1973) is a Catalan/Spanish novelist and biographer. 'The author Núria Añó masterfully weaves a tale that delves deep into an exploration of the modern individual.'- Noury Bakrim, Translator This novel is also an insightful literary artefact which is sure to satisfy the diverse enjoyment of the modern reader.' - Letralia ' The Dead Writer, a novel which not only demonstrates the author's skill but also how we see her handling of the essential tool of all writers, language. A delightful literary text which stands out with metaphorical language and suggests images that are capable of depicting daily scenes containing a multitude of possibilities that often, life does not let us see.' - Dr Alexandra Santos Pinheiro, Resonancias Literarias, no. But it also represents the opportunity to follow other characters with feelings in situations that inevitably provoke recognition. ' The Dead Writer is, in essence, an invitation to all those who enjoy the way that literature reflects itself within a literary work. The original was published in Spain in 2008.' - Debbie Garrick, Translator Anna lives her literary life as her real one, suffering from a kind of schizophrenia as the characters in her books collide with her life in their desire to see the light. 'This book tells the story of Anna, a writer, and the world and lives of the people around her.

'The story shows the process of creation of a literary work (.) It’s a novel aimed at those who like to read, those who let themselves be absorbed into the reading because it requires a lot of imagination and there are lots of things which are just hinted at.' - La Mañana Hans works in a factory and has a sister, Clara, a misunderstood girl who is infatuated with this guy who rides a motorbike.īut, above all, this is the story of Anna Flieder, who decides to write a more biographic-style novel and her inspiration takes the form of the man who abandoned her all those years ago. In the present Berta is grown up, and the desire to meet her father, who she has only ever seen in a photograph, increases as her relationship with her boyfriend reaches crisis point. Anna is a middle-aged writer who has bought up her daughter alone.

The Dead Writer by Núria Añó