Barcelona, 1947
Jordi Sierra i Fabra, born in Barcelona in 1947, is a Spanish writer and journalist with a huge body of work, mostly children's and young adult fiction, published in Spain and Latin America. He has also written widely about pop and rock music and helped found music magazines and radio shows. In 2004 he set up foundations in Barcelona and Medellín to promote reading and support young writers.
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A 2002 survey named him the most-read living author in Spanish schools. He has won the Gran Angular prize several times and the Lazarillo prize, his work has been translated into many languages, and in 2022 he was Spain's candidate for the Hans Christian Andersen Award.
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