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The Auditorium and Convention Center The Batel is no longer for a day or a concert hall for meetings.
Room A of the audience has become today in the office of a young writer. From a writer with creativity problems found after an hour and a half times its inspiration in the books of Carlos Salem, but I'm still the King, and Begoña Gold, Grapefruit and Lemon.
Mayor Pilar Barreiro has given awards to both writers and Hache Mandarache 2012., Literary competition organized each year the Youth Council in conjunction with public libraries of Cartagena.
It is worthwhile to continue doing what I do, has recognized the Argentine writer Carlos Salem shortly before receiving the award.
This award is recognition for Salem bigger than winning the Cervantes, since, as has reiterated on numerous occasions, the Prize Mandarache deliver what young people who have read the book: I'm not here by chance, I'm here because you read it.
Begoña Golden's novel, winner of Hache, is about a couple of teenagers and the influence of the Internet and social networks.
The writer acknowledged to be just as nervous as first time presented to the readers.
Gold recalled with nostalgia the talk he had with readers: Many believed that the characters I created were real and it was they who made ​​the characters were real.
Prizes and Hache Mandarache are endowed with 3,000 euros and a sculpture by à ngel Haro.
In addition to the prizes to the writers have given also called Supplemental Awards involving young readers: the Award for Best Literary Criticism, which has been for Paul Abellaneda, the Colegio San Vicente de Paul, the Award for Best Illustration to CEYMA Palma, the IES Isaac Peral and Microstories Award for Hugo Cano, IE.S.
Jiménez de la Espada.
It has also recognized the work of Ana Belen Munoz, whose blog Cosicas Homemaker has won the prize for the best work of promoting reading, while the prize for the best work of teaching staff has gone to the Department of Language and Literature IES Mediterranean.
The judges of these awards are made ​​up of hundreds of young readers organized reading committees: 1,200 adolescents (12-14 years) in the Award Hache and 1,500 youth (15-30 years) in the Mandarache Award.
These awards make up the Project Training Mandarache Readers, implemented since 2004 by the City of Cartagena.
Mandarache AWARD FINALISTS 2013
This award is just a turning point in Mandarache Awards and Hache, since during the gala also announced the finalists for the next edition.
Award Finalists Mandarache 2013: All is silence (Alfaguara, 2010; Point Reading, 2011) of known Galician writer Manuel Rivas Cromm Alba (Seix Barral, 2010) the writer and critic Vicente Luis Mora, one of the first Spanish novels that keeps the fiction with further reading on the blog of its protagonists, and finally what hides your name (Destiny, 2010; Booket, 2011) by Clara Sanchez, who won the Nadal Prize in 2010.
Award Finalists Hache 2013: Zero (Planeta, 2011) Lola Beccaria, the first novel that chooses to Hache and is not included in any collection publishing house specializing in juvenile literature; The face of the shade (MS, 2011) the writer Alfredo Madrid Gómez Cerdá, and finally, the novel The Women's Lighthouse absent (Edelvives, 2011) of David Fernandez Sifres, with whom he has already won the award last Alandar.
The six writers visit Cartagena during the next school year to present their novels and defend their applications in various meetings with participating readers.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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