Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel

Summary

Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel is a literary award^[1].

Key Facts

• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the José Soler Puig^[2].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the Dora Alonso^[3].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the Daura Olema^[4].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the Lisandro Otero^[5].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the Jorge Ibargüengoitia^[6].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel won the Marta Traba^[7].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel is in the country of Cuba^[8].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel's instance of is recorded as literary award^[9].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel's part of is recorded as Casa de las Américas Prize^[10].
• +1960-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel^[11].
• Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel's organizer is recorded as Casa de las Américas^[12].

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Recognition

Wins include José Soler Puig^[2], a playwright^[13], 1916–1996^[14], of Cuba^[15]; Dora Alonso^[3], a writer^[16], 1910–2001^[17], of Cuba^[18], awarded the National Prize for Literature^[19]; Daura Olema^[4], a journalist^[20], b. 1933^[21], of Cuba^[22]; Lisandro Otero^[5], a journalist^[23], 1932–2008^[24], of Cuba^[25], awarded the Casa de las Américas Prize^[26]; Jorge Ibargüengoitia^[6], a writer^[27], 1928–1983^[28], of Mexico^[29], awarded the Casa de las Américas Prize^[30]; and Marta Traba^[7], a writer^[31], 1930–1983^[32], of Argentina^[33], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship^[34], specialised in creative and professional writing^[35].

FAQs

What awards did Casa de las Américas Prize for Novel receive?

Honors received include José Soler Puig^[2], Dora Alonso^[3], Daura Olema^[4], and Lisandro Otero^[5].