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Carmen Garrido Ortiz, whose first book I found on the shelves of the House of the Book when she lived in Córdoba and then I could hear several times when he came to live in Madrid, won the National Poetry Award Miguel Hernández 2011. Copy the note published by Joaquín Andreu Truth ( HERE): .
The Cordovan poet Carmen Garrido won rose yesterday, with his work 'Garum' National Poetry Prize Miguel Hernández 2011. The award is organized by the Fundación Cultural Miguel Hernández worth 3,000 euros, an artistic element certifying and editorial published in the prestigious Madrid Becoming.
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Garrido, Cordoba and currently residing in Madrid, is a journalist and poet. Despite his youth, born in 1978, has a strong career in which he has won several literary prizes among which include the Andalusian Youth Poetry Prize in 2008 with "The Job stepdaughter 'or the award for Best Blog Spain's literary creation 'The lady in green. "
Garrido has worked with cultural magazines and has worked in the cultural sections of the 'Diario Córdoba' and 'ABC' Córdoba, and has extensive experience chronic experience to make this newspaper of the political and cultural world Arabic in its Mediterranean coast, has been the subject of several newspaper jobs.
The jury appreciated the poetic story that tells 'Garum' with their own experiences "in a very original and risky and the ease of a particular poetic universe."
In this contest, for poets under 35 English, 110 poems were submitted from nearly all regions and Díez de Revenga praised the quality of the manuscripts that were submitted year after year.
Díez de Revenga noted that the winner participates in various literary journals, in Andalusia and Madrid where he lives today and explained that his work, whose title recalls a Roman sauce made of guts, has won the award for poets under 35 years to its original form as it is long poems written in verses.
Congratulations, Carmen !!!!!
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* The blog of Carmen Garrido Ortiz, The lady in green, can be found HERE
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