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Francisco González Ledesma
Francisco González Ledesma (17 March 1927 – 2 March 2015) was a Spanish comic writer, novelist, lawyer, and journalist. He was a prize-winning crime novelist under his real name, and as Enrique Moriel. He wrote more than 1000 novels under the popular pen name Silver Kane, most of them Western novels. He also used the pseudonyms of Taylor Nummy, Silvia Valdemar, and for romance novels Rosa Alcázar and Fernando Robles. Death González Ledesma died in Barcelona from complications of a stroke, aged 87. Literary Prizes *1948: Premio Internacional de Novela for ''Sombras viejas'' *1984: Premio Planeta de Novela for ''Crónica sentimental en rojo'' *1986: Prix Mystère for ''La Dama de Cachemira'' *2002: Premio Hammett for ''El pecado o algo parecido'' *2005: Prix Mystère for ''Cinco mujeres y media'' *2007: RBA Prize for Crime Writing RBA Prize for Crime Writing (Spanish: ''Premio RBA de Novela Policiaca'') was a Spanish literary award said to be the world's most lucrat ...
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