2016 – Results literary contests – Escritores.org

– Juan Eduardo Zúñiga, National Literature Prize 2016

– José García Obrero wins the XLIII Poetry Prize ‘Ciudad de Burgos’
– María Ángeles Carbajal wins the Xuan María Acebal for poetry in Asturian

– Constantino Molina, Miguel Hernández Prize for Young Poetry

– Roberto Osa wins the Felipe Trigo Prize with the novel ‘Morderás el dust’

– Adolfo Camilo Díaz wins the ´María Josefa Canellada´ award

– Miguel Anxo Fernández, Blanco Amor award

– Lorena Conde wins the XVIII González Garcés Poetry Prize

– Sol García de Herreros wins the X Poetry Contest “Amigos de La Herradura”

– Gonzalo Hidalgo Bayal wins the Tigre Juan award

– Roberto Osa wins the Felipe Trigo prize for a novel and the narrative prize is deserted

– Alejandro Palomas, National Prize for Children’s and Youth Literature

– Adolfo Camilo wins the María Josefa Canellada award

– Roberto González Lastra wins the IV ‘José Lumbreras’ National Journalism Award

– Juan Pablo Castro wins the Joaquín Gallegos Lara Novel Prize

– Carlos Villar wins the “José María Pereda”

– Dolors Miquel, has received the LIV Premi Ausiàs March de Poesia, for his work El guant de plàstic rosa

– Montserrat Rico Góngora wins the Albert Jovell Novel Prize 2016

– Ponç Puigdevall, is deserving of the XXXVII Joanot Martorell Prize for Narrative, with his work Il·lusions Elementals

– XXV Reina Sofía Award for Ibero-American Poetry to Antonio Colinas

– Julio César Galán, XVIII Poetry Prize ‘García de la Huerta’

– Carlos Villar (novel), José María García (poetry) and Santiago Casero (short story), win the Literary Culture Awards

– Andrea Crespo Granda wins Aurelio Espinosa Pólit Award 2016

– Paola Ceballos García, has been the winner of the fourth edition of the literary contest Hablando en Cobre, organized by the Atlantic Copper Foundation.

– José María Triper wins the “Sial Pigmalion” Award

– Julio Herranz wins the 1st Aphorisms Award from the Rafael Pérez Estada de Málaga Foundation

– Beni Yáñez wins the XVII Vicente Risco Prize

– Antonio Colinas receives the Reina Sofía Prize for Ibero-American Poetry

– Ramón Antonio Cortez Cabello (Mexico), wins the X International Literary Contest “Ángel Ganivet”

– Boris Matijas winner of the second edition of the Feel Good Award

– The Board declares Author of the Year 2017 to the Sevillian poet Julia Uceda

– Bachelet presents the Argentine Manuel Rojas Prize to the Argentine Cesar Aira

– Montserrat Bastons García wins the XIII “Espejo de Viladecans” Poetry Contest

– II INTERNATIONAL VICTOR POZANCO POETRY AWARD
JURY DECISION: JoséÁngel Ordiz Llaneza, Cristina Ruberte-Paris, Mercé Romasanta, Marielena Blay and the publisher have awarded the prize in the form of poetry to D. LUIS MANUEL PÉREZ BOITEL, for his book To escape the tamers of silence and to D ANDRÉS VICIÉN FERNÁNDEZ, for his book Por derecho, both tied at 47 points.
modality of poetic prose to D. Sebastián Faura for his work peripheral vision.
modality of poems to Mrs. Mariona Molas Galobardes, for her poem Al cor (being finalist in this modality for the Peruvian singer-songwriter Mr. Jorge Eduardo Escobar for his poem Asikuy).

– Tales and Stories Storyteller 2016
The IX contest of Mountaineering Stories and Stories failed, the verdict of the seven members of the jury, voting independently, has resulted in the winner of the International Count of Mountains Award, for the Veronica Postigo Hernández from Madrid, with a story inspired by Tierra de Fuego titled “Avalanche of emotions” that has earned the highest score. Verónica is an emergency service nurse and also collaborates with a video producer specialized in mountain themes and if she was a finalist in the last edition, this year she has won the statuette.
As for the Daniel Esteve International Prize, established in this edition, it has been divided between two writers from our land: Mari Cruz Pérez Ycardo, an Eldense veterinarian and writer, with her story “The Last Ascension” and the police officer, a native of Alicante but settled in Petrer, Fermín Bonet Ferrándiz with his work entitled “The first”.
Likewise, finalists have been: Manuel Muñoz Vico, from Granada with “Uni, Doli, Treli”; Alejandro Cartujo Villar, from León, with “The Expedition”; Yago Arauz González, from Hospitalet de Llobregat, with “At the Gates of Heaven”; Miguel Fernández Gómez, from San Miguel de Salinas, with “Why have you taken so long?”; Francisco Cortés Villar, from Jaén, with “Expedition to the Moroccan High Atlas”; Christian Lauro Rodríguez Morales, from Guatemala with “At the top there is a cross of love” and Lucía Amorós Poveda, from Petrer, with “The mystery of the hiker of the five colors”.
All these stories and stories will be published in the book Cuentamontes 2016, published jointly with the Department of Culture of the Petrer City Council.
– Cuentamontes Poetry Awards
Like the leaves, in the autumn season in which we are, the names of the winners are falling in the different literary and artistic modalities that will culminate with the Gala of Arts, Letters and Mountain Sports, to be held next February, when Once all the forty winners in this edition are known, it is expected to be, once again, a national benchmark and meeting point for lovers of mountaineering.
On this occasion, the mountain poetry jury has announced the winners and, after an arduous selection from among the 119 works from all over the world, the jury has resolved the following awards, with an international category:
“Sacra Leal” Award, for the work “The Vitruvian Man”, winning the highest award Esteban Torres Sagra from Aldeahermosa de Montizón (Jaén), who already won this same category in the 2014 edition; the “Francisco Antonio Vera Blasco (Tolito)” Award went to Julio Ferrer Béjar, a native of Almería and settled in the capital of Spain, for his work “El guanche”; and the Cuentamontes Award went to the poem “Nectar de tierra” by the Zaragoza native María Belén Mateos Galán, who also already achieved an honorable mention in 2014. To all of them, our most sincere congratulations.
– Short Novel Mountain Award
The last of the awards established by the Cuentamontes Group, the María Remedios Guillén de Novela Corta de Montaña, despite the difficulties expected due to the volume of works received, this year was the first to be proclaimed by the jury.
Four in total have been the finalist works: “10 mountain stories”, by Francisco Cortés Villar, from Jaén; “Flight into the sky, by José Vicente Alonso, from Vitoria; “Edelweiss and the Queen of Bone” by Miguel Ángel Ibáñez Marco, from Alicante and “Tupacaqui, the talking mountain”, by Joaquín Senén Fernández-Caro, from Elda.
Among the 29 works from ten different countries, the novel “Edelweiss and the Queen of Bones” has been the winner, a love story between two friendly mountaineers and an unexpected ending at the summits of Sierra Nevada.
With little difference (just one point from the winner) has been Joaquín Senén’s novel, “Tupacaqui, the talking mountain”, whose plot takes place mainly in the Andes of Peru, in a fast-paced story between archeology and the mountaineering.
For both authors, it is their first work in this novel format, therefore, from Cuentamontes, given the minimal assessment existing between the two, we will make the necessary editorial effort so that the two authors see their work published before the celebration of the annual Gala, which this year will take place at the Castelar Theater in Elda.

– III SHORT STORIES COMPETITION ON THE CAMINO DE SANTIAGO
FIRST PRIZE for the story entitled: “A STORY ON THE ROAD” Whose author is: ANTONIO-ESTEBAN GONZALEZ ALONSO (Cacabelos, León).
SECOND PRIZE for the story titled: “TELEGRINOS” Whose author is: BERTHA JACOBSON (San Antonio, Texas, United States).
THIRD PRIZE for the story titled: “RETURN TO THE PRESENT” Whose author is: JOSE MANUEL LEDO SANTISO (Vigo, Pontevedra).

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11/21/2016