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Luis Noriega

Luis Noriega

b. 1972

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Escritor colombiano, Luis Noriega reside en Barcelona, desde donde colabora con revistas y medios culturales. Noriega ha ganado premios como el UPC de Novela Corta y publicó en 2013 Donde mueren los payasos.

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Donde mueren los payasos

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Frequently asked questions

  • What awards has Luis Noriega won?

    Luis Noriega received the Premio Hispanoamericano de Cuento Gabriel García Márquez for his short story collection "Razones para desconfiar de sus vecinos" in 2017. He also won the Premio de Novela Corta José María de Pereda for "Donde mueren los payasos."

  • What is Luis Noriega's writing style like?

    Noriega's work often features dark humor and a critical perspective on contemporary society. His narratives frequently explore themes of identity, memory, and the absurdities of human existence, often with a satirical edge.

  • Which of Luis Noriega's books should I read first?

    For a good introduction to his style, "Donde mueren los payasos" is often recommended as it showcases his blend of dark humor and philosophical inquiry. If you prefer short stories, "Razones para desconfiar de sus vecinos" is an excellent starting point.