Matias Crowder
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| Born | 1973 La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Nationality | Argentine |
| Education | Degree in Social Communication |
| Alma mater | National University of La Plata |
| Occupation | Writer, editor, journalist |
Matías Crowder (born 1973 in La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine writer, editor, and journalist. He holds a degree in Social Communication from the National University of La Plata and began his journalism career in Argentina. For more than two decades, he has lived in Catalonia, writing in both Spanish and Catalan. His career combines literature, feature writing, and cultural journalism.
Literary career
Crowder's body of work includes novels, nonfiction, and short stories. His fiction is characterized by an exploration of the links between language, history, and identity, often blending historical events with fictional elements.
Published works
- En el tren (2010, Ediciones Albores).
- El cuerpo de las palabras (2011, Editorial Biebel).
- La duna (2013, Ediciones La Discreta), a novel inspired by the short story Norma Dinner with Cheever, which won him the Saramago Literature Prize.
- A Garden for Us (2014, Punto de Vista Editores).
- Frontera Límite (2014, Plataforma Editorial), nonfiction.
- Los jueves de redención (2018, Ediciones La Discreta).
- El celador de Olot (2022, Editorial Alrevés), nonfiction.
Awards and recognition
- Saramago Literature Prize (2009, Madrid), for the short story Norma Dinner with Cheever.
References
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