Premio Setenil

Summary

Premio Setenil is a literary award^[1].

Key Facts

• Premio Setenil won the Alberto Méndez^[2].
• Premio Setenil won the Juan Pedro Aparicio^[3].
• Premio Setenil won the Cristina Fernández Cubas^[4].
• Premio Setenil won the Sergi Pàmies^[5].
• Premio Setenil won the Óscar Esquivias^[6].
• Premio Setenil won the Fernando Clemot^[7].
• Premio Setenil is in the country of Spain^[8].
• Premio Setenil's instance of is recorded as literary award^[9].
• +2004-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Premio Setenil^[10].
• Premio Setenil's official website is recorded as https://cultura.molinadesegura.es/literatura/premio-setenil/^[11].
• Premio Setenil's sponsor is recorded as Molina de Segura^[12].
• Premio Setenil's category for recipients of this award is recorded as Q136701807^[13].
• Premio Setenil's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121crzvv^[14].

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Recognition

Wins include Alberto Méndez^[2], a writer^[15], 1941–2004^[16], of Spain^[17], awarded the National Novel Prize^[18]; Juan Pedro Aparicio^[3], a writer^[19], b. 1941^[20], of Spain^[21], awarded the Premio Nadal^[22]; Cristina Fernández Cubas^[4], a writer^[23], b. 1945^[24], of Spain^[25], awarded the Premio Setenil^[26]; Sergi Pàmies^[5], a journalist^[27], b. 1960^[28], of Spain^[29], awarded the Manuel Vázquez Montalbán Award for Sports Journalism^[30], specialised in literature^[31]; Óscar Esquivias^[6], a writer^[32], b. 1972^[33], of Spain^[34]; and Fernando Clemot^[7], a literary critic^[35], b. 1970^[36], of Spain^[37], specialised in literature^[38].

FAQs

What awards did Premio Setenil receive?

Honors received include Alberto Méndez^[2], Juan Pedro Aparicio^[3], Cristina Fernández Cubas^[4], and Sergi Pàmies^[5].