Jaume Cabré i Fabré (; born 1947) is a Catalan philologist, novelist and screenwriter. He was one of the founders of the Catalan literary collective, ''

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''. He was born in

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. He graduated in

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from the

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, is a high-school teacher on leave of absence, professor at the

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, and a member of the Philological Section of the

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. During many years he has combined literary writing with teaching. He has also worked in television and cinematographic scriptwriting. He collaborated with

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as creator and scriptwriter of the first Catalan television series: '' La Granja'' (1989–1992), followed by other shows like '' Estació d'Enllaç'' (1994–1998), ''

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'' (2000) and the made-for-television movies '' La dama blanca'' (1987), '' Nines russes'' (2003) and ''

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'' (2003). He also wrote, together with Jaume Fuster,

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and Antoni Verdaguer, the script for Antoni Verdaguer's films ''

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'' (1990), based on his novel, and '' Havanera'' (1993).

His literary work

The beginnings

He started with two collections of short stories: '' Faules de mal desar'' (1974) and '' Toquen a morts'' (1977). His first novel, '' Galceran l'heroi de la guerra negra'' (1978) brings up the recurrent subjects of his work: power and the human condition. The character of the bandit

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, full of contradictions, is portrayed as a reluctant hero during the

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(

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). In the second novel, ''

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'' (1978), a very different character stands out, Barringa Barranga, an ex-prostitute who has established a network of relationships in the Barcelona neighborhood of

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. In ''

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'' (The mirror and the shadow—1980) music appears for the first time and, in a certain way, the reflection on the value of artistic creation, which will be constant subjects of his work from this point forward. In 1980 he published a work of juvenile fiction, the novel ''

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'' and a year later, the short story ''

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''.

The consolidation

During 1984 and 1985 three novels appear that will form the Cicle de Feixes, in which he had worked for many years. In 1984 ''

'' is published, a story set during Barcelona's Tragic Week and which narrates the events of those moments not in Barcelona but in the neighboring fictional city of Feixes, based on the actual city of

. The fight for political, economic and family power is reflected in the movements of several members of the Rigau family and of the other characters that live in this novel. The same 1984 sees the publication of '' Fra Junoy o l'agonia dels sons'' a novel that develops slowly, like all of Cabré's novels from now on, where, besides the underground movements of the Feixes' ecclesiastical world and the monastery of

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of which the protagonist friar is the confessor, music plays a very important role. Some of the characters in ''La teranyina'' and the world of Feixes are also present in this novel, which in a certain way is its continuation. It highlights the figure of Fra Junoy, who is a kind of victim of those who have the power of manipulation. In 1985 the final chapter of the Freixes Cycle '' Luvowski o la desraó'' was published as a novelette, in a larger collection of short stories: '' Llibre de preludis'', in which music plays an even more prominent role. In 1984 Cabré published his second work of juvenile fiction: '' L'home de Sau''.

Maturity

In 1991 '' Senyoria'' is released, a novel about the judicial corruption that emanates from absolute power, set in Barcelona at the end of the 18th century. If with Fra Junoy he painted a victim, now with don Rafel Massó, the civil regent of the Court of Barcelona, he paints the figure of the hangman, with all his fears and selfishness. '' L'ombra de l'eunuc'' (1996) is a novel that recounts the last years of

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, the Transition and the years that followed from the author's perspective, personified in Miquel Gensana, the protagonist. At the same time it is a novel of reflection about artistic creation and, especially, about creating music. The story structure is based on the structure of

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's '' Concerto for violin and orchestra''. While Cabré began work on the following novel, he also began to branch out into other genres. In 1999 he published '' El sentit de la ficció'', an essay on literary creation, writing, and about his own cooking. In 2000 there is a return to fiction with '' Viatge d'hivern'', a collection of fourteen stories that are interrelated by hidden impulses. The reader keeps on discovering these relationships as he advances in the stories; and the ties remain even though each story is set in very different places and periods. It is a look at a

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that we have not been able to construct in any other way. The following year, 2001, he published and performed for the first time in the

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, with the play '' Pluja seca'', in which he wrote about forgery of the historical memory and about the fact that history is written by the victors. The drama starts in the castle at

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, which has been converted into a Papish court (true for them, schismatic for

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) on the day that Benedict XIII dies and the decimated cardenalici school decides to nominate a successor who is viewed in Rome as an

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. '' Les veus del Pamano'' (2004) begins in the forties, in a little village at the foot of the Catalan Pyrenees,

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, and it continues to the present day, with a parade of characters like the teachers Oriol Fontelles and Tina Bros, or the woman Elisenda Vilabrú. The historical memory, the impossibility of forgiveness and the fear to forget are some of the subjects that turn up in this novel. In 2005 he published his second essay: '' La matèria de l'esperit'' about literary reading. His latest novel, ''

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'' (Confessions), was published in Catalan in 2011. In it, the author reflects on the concept of evil throughout human history through the life of a cultured and intelligent main character born in post-Civil War Barcelona. The English edition was published in 2015 by Arcadia Books in London.

Bibliography

Collections of short stories

* ''Faules de mal desar'' (Ed. Selecta. Barcelona, 1974). * ''Toquen a morts'' (Ed. La Magrana. Barcelona, 1977). * ''Tarda lliure'' (1981) (Premi “Recull”, 1980). * ''Llibre de preludis'' (Ed. 62. Barcelona, 1985). Ed. Proa. B, 2002. * ''Viatge d’hivern'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 2000).

Novels

* ''Galceran, l’heroi de la guerra negra'' (Ed. Proa, Barcelona). * ''Carn d’olla''. (Ed. Moll. Majorca, 1978). Ed. Proa, B 1999). * ''El mirall i l’ombra'' (Ed. Laia. Barcelona, 1980). * ''La teranyina'' (Edicions Proa, Barcelona, 1984). * ''Fra Junoy o l’agonia dels sons'' (Ed. 62, B. 1984) Ed. Proa, B. 1998. * ''Senyoria'' (1991) (Editorial Proa, Barcelona). * ''El llibre de Feixes'' (La trilogia de Feixes) (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 1996). * ''L’ombra de l’eunuc'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 1996). * ''Les veus del Pamano'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 2004). * ''Jo confesso'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 2011).

Essay

* ''El sentit de la ficció'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona, 1999). * ''La matèria de l’esperit'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona 2005). * ''Les incerteses'' (Ed. Proa. Barcelona 2015).

Theater

* ''Pluja seca'' (Ed. Proa-TNC. Barcelona, gener de 2001).

Juvenile Fiction

* ''La història que en Roc Pons no coneixia'' (Ed. La Galera. B. 1980). * ''L’any del blauet'' (Ed. Barcanova, Barcelona 1981). * ''L’home de Sau'' (Ed. La Galera, Barcelona, 1985).

Scripts

* ''La dama blanca'' (TV movie) (1987). * ''La teranyina'' (radio) (1988). * ''Fins que la mort ens separi'' (radio) (1989). * ''La granja'' (TV series) (1989–1992). * ''La teranyina'' (film) (1990). * ''Havanera'' (film) (1993). * ''Estació d’enllaç'' (TV series) (1994–1998). * ''Crims'' (TV series) (2000). * ''Nines russes'' (TV movie) (2003). * ''Sara'' (TV movie) (2003).

Translated works

* Translations of ''Senyoria'' ** Spanish. ''Señoría'' (trans. Daniel Royo). Ed. Grijalbo-Mondadori. Barcelona, 1993. 2nd edition: Random House- Mondadori. Barcelona, 2005). ** Hungarian. ''Ömeltósága'' (trans. Tomcsányi Zsuzsanna.) Ed. Európa. Budapest, 2001. ** Romanian. ''Excelenta'' (trans. Jana Balacciu Matei) Ed. Merònia. Bucharest, 2002. ** Galician. ''Señoría'' (trans. Dolores Martínez Torres) Ed Galaxia. Vigo, 2002. ** French. ''Sa Seigneurie'' (trans. Bernard Lesfargues) (Christian Bourgois Éditeur. Paris, 2004). ** Portuguese. ''Sua Senhoria'' (trans. Jorge Fallorca). Tinta da China ediçôes. Lisboa, 2007. ** Albanian. ''Senjoria'' (trans. Bashkim Shehu). Institui i Librit & Komunikimit. Tirana, 2008. ** Italian. ''Signoria'' (trans. Ursula Bedogni) Ed. la Nuova Frontiera. Roma, 2009 ** German. ''Senyoria'' (trans. Kirsten Brandt) Suhrkamp Verlag. Frankfurt, 2009. ** Dutch. ''Edelachtbare'' (trans. Pieter Lamberts & Joan Garrit). uitgeverij Signatuur. Utrecht, 2010. ** Slovene. ''Sodnik'' (trans. Simona Škrabec). Beletrina. Ljubljana, 2018. * Translations of ''L'ombra de l'eunuc'' **Lithuanian. "Eunucho šešėlis" (trans. Valdas V. Petrauskas) Alma littera. Vilnius, 2019. ** Hungarian. ''Az eunuch Árnyéka'' (trans. Tomcsányi Zsuzsanna.) Európa könyvkiadó. Budapest, 2004. ** Romanian. ''Umbra eunucului'' (trans. Jana Balacciu Matei). Editorial Meronia Bucarest, 2004. ** French. ''L'ombre de l'eunuque'' (trans: Bernard Lesfargues) Christian Bourgois Éditeur, 2006. ** Slovene. ''Evnuhova senca'' (trans. Simona Škrabec) Študentska založba - Beletrina. Ljubljana, 2006. ** Italian ''L'ombra dell'eunuco'' (trad. Stefania Maria Ciminelli) La Nuova Frontiera, Roma 2010 ** Polish ''Cień eunucha'' (trans. Anna Sawicka), Wydawnictwo Marginesy, Warszawa 2016 * Translations of ''Les veus del Pamano'' ** Hungarian. ''To Pamano zúgása'' (trans. Tomcsányi Zsuzsanna) Európa könyvkiadó. Budapest, 2006. ** Spanish. ''Las voces del Pamano'' (trans. Palmira Feixas). Editorial Destino. Barcelona, 2007 ** German. ''De Stimmen des Flusses'' (trans. Kirsten Brandt). Insel-Suhrkamp Verlag. Frankfurt, 2007. ** Dutch. ''De stemmen van de Pamano'' (trans. Pieter Lamberts & Joan Garrit). uitgeverij Signatuur. Utrecht, 2007. ** Italian. ''Le voci del fiume'' (trans. Stefania Maria Ciminelli). La Nuova Frontiera. Roma, 2007. ** Portuguese. ''As vozes do rio Pamano'' (trans. Jorge Fallorca). Tinta da China ediçôes. Lisboa, 2008. ** Romanian. ''Vocile lui Pamano'' (trans. Jana Balacciu Matei). Editura Meronia Bucarest 2008. ** French. ''Les voix du Pamano'' (trans. Bernard Lesfargues). Christian Bourgois éditeur. París 2009. ** Norwegian. ''Stemmene fra Pamano'' (trans.

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). Cappelen Damm. Oslo, 2009. ** Greek. Οι φωνές του ποταμού Παμάνο (trans. Evriviadis Sofos). Papyros Public Group. Athens, 2008. ** Slovene. ''Šumenje Pamana'' (trans. Veronika Rot). Učila International, 2010. ** Croatian. ''Glasovi Pamana'' (trans. Boris Dumančić). Fraktura, 2012. ** Serbian. ''Glasovi reke'' (trans. Silvija Monros Stojaković) Beograd, 2014 ** Polish. ''Głosy Pamano'' (trans. Anna Sawicka). Wydawnictwo Marginesy, 2014. * Translations of ''Fra Junoy o l'agonia dels sons'' ** Spanish. ''Fray Junoy o la agonía de los sonidos''. (trans. Enrique Sordo). Espasa-Calpe. Madrid, 1988. ** Hungarian ''Junoy barát, avagy a hangok halála'' (trans. Tomcsányi Zsuzsanna) Európa könyvkiadó. Budapest, 2009. * Translation of ''Viatge d'hivern'' ** English. ''Winter journey'' (trans. Pat Lunn) Swan Isle Press. Chicago, 2009. ** Spanish. ''Viaje de invierno'' (trans. Concha Cardeñoso Sáenz de Miera) Ed. Destino. Barcelona, 2014 * Translations of ''La teranyina'' ** Spanish. ''La telaraña''. (trans. Enrique Sordo). Argos-Vergara, Barcelona, 1984. ** French. ''La toile d'araignée'' (trans. Patrick Gifreu). Editions Du Chiendent 1985. * Translations of ''Llibre de preludis'' ** Spanish. ''Libro de preludios''. (trans. Enrique Sordo). Espasa-Calpe. Madrid, 1989. * Translations of ''Jo confesso'' **Lithuanian. "Prisipažįstu" (trans. Valdas V. Petrauskas) Alma littera. Vilnius, 2016 ** English. ''Confessions'' (trans. Mara Faye Lethem) Arkadia Books. London 2014 ** Polish. ''Wyznaję'' (trans. Anna Sawicka). Wydawnictwo Marginesy, 2013. ** Spanish. ''Yo confieso''. (trans. Concha Cardeñoso Sáenz de Miera). Destino. Barcelona, 2011 ** German. ''Das Schweigen des Sammlers''. (trans. Kirsten Brandt i Petra Zickmann). Insel Verlag. Berlin 2011 ** Italian. ''Io confesso''. (trans. Stefania Maria Ciminelli). Rizzoli. Milano 2012 ** Dutch. ''De Bekentenis van Adrià'' (trad. Pieter Lamberts & Joan Garrit) Uitgeverij Signatuur. Utrecht 2013 ** French. ''Confiteor'' (trans. Edmond Raillard) Ed. Actes Sud. Arles 2013 ** Albanian. ''Unë Rrefehem'' (trans. Bashkim Shehu) Institui i Dialogut dhe Komunikimit. Tiranë 2013 ** Danish. ''Jeg bekender'' (trans. Ane-Grethe Østergaard) Turbine Forlaget. Aarhus 2014 ** Norwegian. ''Jeg bekjenner'' (trans. Kjell Risvik) Cappelens Damm Forlag. Oslo 2014 ** Hungarian. ''Én vétkem'' (trans. Tomcsányi Zsuzsanna) Libri Kyadó. Budapest 2014 ** Turkish. ''İtiraf Ediyorum'' (trans. Suna Kılıç) Alef Yayınevi. Istanbul 2015 ** Czech. ''Přiznávám, že…'' (trans. Jan Schejbal) Dybbuk. Praha 2015 ** Russian. "Я исповедуюсь" (trans. Ekaterina Guschina, et al) Inostranka. Moscow 2015 ** Korean. ''나는 고백한다 1,2,3'' (trans. Garam Kwon) Ed. Minumsa. Seoul 2020 * Translations of ''L'home de Sau'' (child novel) ** Spanish. ''El hombre de Sau'' (trans. Mercedes Caballud). La Galera, Barcelona, 1986. * Translations of ''La història que en Roc Pons no coneixia'' (child novel) ** Spanish. ''El extraño viaje que nadie se creyó''. (trans. Mercedes Caballud). La Galera. Barcelona 1981.

Literary prizes

* Fastenrath, 1980. ''Carn d'olla'' * Recull, 1980. ''Tarda lliure'' * Serra d'Or Critics, 1981. ''La història que en Roc Pons no coneixia'' * Sant Jordi, 1983. ''La teranyina'' *

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, 1983. ''Fra Junoy o l'agonia dels sons'' * Serra d'Or Critics, 1985. ''Fra Junoy o l'agonia dels sons'' * Spanish Critics, 1985. ''Fra Junoy o l'agonia dels sons'' * Crexells, 1991. * Readers of “El Temps”. ''Senyoria'' * Prudenci Bertrana, 1992. ''Senyoria'' * Serra d'Or Critics, 1992. ''Senyoria'' * Spanish Critics, 1992. ''Senyoria'' *

Prix Méditerranée The Prix Méditerranée (Mediterranean Prize) is a French literary award. It was created in 1984 in Perpignan by the Mediterranean Centre of Literature (CML) in order to promote cultural interaction among the numerous countries surrounding the Medi ...

2004 to the best foreign novel. ''Sa Seigneurie'' * National Prize of Literature, 1992. ''La granja'' * City of Barcelona, 1997. ''L'ombra de l'eunuc'' * Serra d'Or Critics, 1997 .''L'ombra de l'eunuc'' * Lletra d'Or, 1997. ''L'ombra de l'eunuc'' * Fundació Enciclopèdia Catalana, 1999 ''Viatge d’hivern'' * Crítica Serra d’Or, 2001 ''Viatge d’hivern'' * Catalan writers prize to the literary trajectory, 2003 * Catalan Critics, 2005. ''Les veus del Pamano'' *

Premi d'Honor de les Lletres Catalanes The Premi d'Honor de les Lletres Catalanes (Catalan Literary Lifetime Achievement Award) is an award instituted by Omnium Cultural since 1969 to recognize a person by their scientific or literary work, written in Catalan language, the importance of ...

, 2010 *

Maria Àngels Anglada Prize The Maria Àngels Anglada Prize (in Catalan: ''Premi de Narrativa Maria Àngels Anglada''; ) is a Catalan literary award, given annually by the ''Institut Ramon Muntaner'' ("Ramon Muntaner Secondary School"), in Figueres (Spain), with the aim of co ...

, 2012. ''Jo confesso''

References

External links

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