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This morning there have been at the end of the V Prize Mandarache and Hache, in the Nuevo Teatro Circo Cartagena, the names of the finalists, and their novels, to be present in the next edition of this award.
David Monteagudo with his novel Fin (Cliff 2009), Waiting Susana Fortes with Robert Capa (Planeta, 2009), Bethlehem Gopegui with Desire to be punk (Anagram, 2009) with Mala Luna Rosa Huertas (Edelvives, 2007), Eliacer Cansino with Ok, sr.
Foster (Edelvives, 2009), Action File Sandín yMiguel Pania (Edebé, 2009) will star in the next edition.
The six writers finalists have been chosen by the Promoter Group of the project, consisting of secondary school teachers, booksellers, librarians, youth leaders and technicians.
Mandarache AWARD 2010
On the other hand, after a year of readings and after a contested vote winners of the two writers and Hache Mandarache losPremios 2010 have celebrated their success with 900 young readers who took the jury more democratic and popular literature.
Mallorquí César Award winner Hache, and Kiko Amat, the Mandarache, attended this morning at Nuevo Teatro Circo to collect the awards at a gala to be held the stage managers and Nieves Pérez-Abad Luisma Soriano.
Two separate literary prizes, and Mandarache Hache, are equipped with 3.
000 and a sculpture by artist Angel Haro and such delivery was chaired by the mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro.
Kiko Amat The writer said he is proud that young people put so much enthusiasm jurors in his novel, which define it as a direct version of adolescents.
For its part, the writer César Mallorcan, who opened his novel cycle Mandarache meetings, has been enthusiastic about the great reception given to his novel and is admired by young people to participate in these contests of reading, since the believes that reading is fun.
This celebration of the readers come to finish the fifth edition of this unique project to promote reading in which more than 3,500 readers distributed Mandarache Prize jury (15-30 years), jury of Hache (12-14 years) and users of the Network of Reading Clubs Mandarache +30 (for over 30 years).
This year, in addition, the project has jumped Mandarache borders due to the creation of a reading club at the Spanish Institute Without Borders, Warsaw (Poland), where 10 Spanish students have read books Mandarache Prize finalists and have participated in the project through the project website and social networking 2.0.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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