by Enrique de Hériz · UNED · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788436248494
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«Sorda, pero ruidosa» is the anthology of award-winning short stories by Enrique de Hériz and other authors, published by UNED in paperback (220 pages, in Spanish).
Volume bringing together the winning and selected stories from the 13th UNED Short Fiction Award (2002). Includes texts by Enrique de Hériz and other prizewinning authors, offering a sample of short fiction in Spanish within contemporary fiction.
The work belongs to the UNED VARIA collection and corresponds to the 13th edition of the UNED Short Fiction Award, held in 2002.
For readers interested in contemporary fiction in Spanish and in award-winning short fiction from literary competitions.
Enrique de Hériz was a Spanish writer, translator, and literary critic. He was born in Barcelona and studied Spanish Philology at the University of Barcelona. At an early age he achieved prominence as a translator and an editor. Among the authors whose books he helped to produce in Spanish were Annie Proulx, Nadine Gordimer, Stephen King, Peter Carey, and John Fowles. He also produced the first full Spanish translation of Robinson Crusoe.
