Premi Sant Jordi de novel·la
The Premi Sant Jordi de novel·la (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈpɾɛmi ˈsaɲ ˈʒɔɾði ðə nuˈβɛlːə]; "Saint George's novel prize") is an award for Catalan language literature, given by Òmnium Cultural and Enciclopèdia Catalana.
History
Francoism
This award was created in 1947 by the Catalan publisher Aymá. First named Premi Joanot Martorell in 1947, changed the name to Premi Sant Jordi de novel·la in 1960.
List of winners
Premi Joanot Martorell
| 1st | 1947 | Primera part | Cèlia Suñol i Pla |
| 2nd | 1948 | El cel no és transparent | Maria Aurèlia Capmany |
| - | 1949 | No award | - |
| - | 1950 | No award | - |
| 3rd | 1951 | El carrer estret | Josep Pla |
| 4th | 1952 | La família Rouquier | Xavier Benguerel i Llobet |
| 5th | 1953 | Com ganivets o flames | Josep Maria Espinàs |
| 6th | 1954 | Estrictament personal | Manuel de Pedrolo |
| 7th | 1955 | Incerta glòria | Joan Sales |
| 8th | 1956 | La maroma | Ramon Folch i Camarasa |
| 9th | 1957 | El mar | Blai Bonet |
| 10th | 1958 | Un camí de Damasc | Miquel Llor |
| 11th | 1959 | Animals destructors de lleis | Ricard Salvat |
Premi Sant Jordi
| 1st | 1960 | Viure no és fàcil | Enric Massó |
| 2nd | 1961 | L'últim replà | Josep Maria Espinàs |
| 3rd | 1962 | Balanç fins a la matinada | Manuel de Pedrolo |
| 4th | 1963 | L'ombra de l'atzavara | Pere Calders |
| 5th | 1964 | La visita | Ramon Folch i Camarasa |
| 6th | 1965 | La derrota | Estanislau Torres |
| 7th | 1966 | El carrer de les Camèlies | Mercè Rodoreda |
| 8th | 1967 | 39° a l'ombra | Antònia Vicens |
| 9th | 1968 | Un lloc entre els morts | Maria Aurèlia Capmany |
| 10th | 1969 | No winner | - |
| 11th | 1970 | Nifades | Josep Maria Sonntag |
| 12th | 1971 | Fes memòria, Bel | Vicenç Riera Llorca |
| 13th | 1972 | L'enquesta del Canal Quatre | Avel·lí Artís-Gener |
| 14th | 1973 | La casa encesa | Miquel Àngel Riera |
| 15th | 1974 | Pinyol tot salivat | Josep Albanell |
| 16th | 1975 | Un regne per a mi | Pau Faner |
| 17th | 1976 | El temps de les cireres | Montserrat Roig |
| 18th | 1977 | Coll de serps | Ferran Cremades |
| 19th | 1978 | Un home qualsevol | Jordi Carbonell i Tries |
| 20th | 1979 | La senyora | Antoni Mus |
| 21st | 1980 | L'espectacle | Joan Mas i Bauzà |
| 22nd | 1981 | Evangeli gris | Vicenç Villatoro |
| 23rd | 1982 | Christian | Antoni Pasqual |
| 24th | 1983 | La teranyina | Jaume Cabré |
| 25th | 1984 | Al meu cap una llosa | Olga Xirinacs |
| 26th | 1985 | Els colors de l'aigua | Isidre Grau |
| 27th | 1986 | Les primaveres i les tardors | Baltasar Porcel |
| 28th | 1987 | Posicions | Ricard Creus |
| 29th | 1988 | Retrat de Carme en penombra | Agustí Alcoberro |
| 30th | 1989 | Declarat desert pel jurat | - |
| 31st | 1990 | Línia trencada | Ferran Cremades |
| 32nd | 1991 | El sol de la tarda | Robert Saladrigas |
| 33rd | 1992 | Cames de seda | Maria Mercè Roca |
| 34th | 1993 | La salvatge | Isabel-Clara Simó |
| 35th | 1994 | Gràcies per la propina | Ferran Torrent |
| 36th | 1995 | Els fantasmes del Trianon | Nèstor Luján |
| 37th | 1996 | El misteri de Berlín | Jordi Mata |
| 38th | 1997 | L'atles furtiu | Alfred Bosch |
| 39th | 1998 | El Quincorn. Una història romàntica | Miquel de Palol |
| 40th | 1999 | El llibre de les mosques | Emili Teixidor |
| 41st | 2000 | Sota la pols | Jordi Coca |
| 42nd | 2001 | No miris enrere | David Castillo |
| 43rd | 2002 | Purgatori | Joan Francesc Mira |
| 44th | 2003 | La meitat de l'ànima | Carme Riera |
| 45th | 2004 | La ciutat invisible | Emili Rosales |
| 46th | 2005 | El metall impur | Julià de Jòdar |
| 47th | 2006 | Sayonara Barcelona | Joaquim Pijoan |
| 48th | 2007 | Les senyoretes de Lourdes[2] | Pep Coll | El monestir de l'amor secret | Maria Dolors Farrés |
| 49th | 2008 | El nas de Mussolini | Lluís-Anton Baulenas | El músic del bulevard Rossini | Vicent Usó |
| 50th | 2009 | Se sabrà tot | Xavier Bosch i Sancho | La dona que fugia de la boira | Albert Llimós |
| 51st | 2010 | L'home de la maleta | Ramon Solsona | Després de Laura | Jordi Cabré |
| 52nd[3] | 2011 | Crim de sang | Sebastià Alzamora | Kabul i Berlín a l'últim segon | Joan Mas i Vives |
| 53rd[4] | 2012 | Plans de futur | Màrius Serra | ||
| 54th[5] | 2013 | Dies de frontera | Vicenç Pagès | ||
| 55th[6] | 2014 | L'àguila negra | Joan Carreras | ||
| 56th[7] | 2015 | La vida sense la Sara Amat | Pep Puig | ||
| 57th[8] | 2016 | El setè àngel | David Cirici | ||
| 58th[9] | 2017 | Jo sóc aquell que va matar Franco | Joan-Lluís Lluís | ||
| 59a | 2018 | "Digues un desig" | Jordi Cabré i Trias |
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References
- "L'escriptor Ramon Solsona guanya el Premi Sant Jordi per la novel·la "L'home de la maleta"" (in Catalan). 324.cat. 17 December 2010.
- "En els Pirineus he trobat històries i personatges que donen molt de si" (in Catalan). Avui. 12 May 2011.
- "Sebastià Alzamora guanya el premi Sant Jordi amb un 'thriller' ambientat a la Guerra Civil" (in Catalan). Ara. 20 December 2011.
- "Màrius Serra guanya el premi Sant Jordi 2012". Ara.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
- associats, Partal, Maresma i. "Vicenç Pagès guanya el Sant Jordi amb una novel·la sobre la precarietat". VilaWeb.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
- "Joan Carreras, premi Sant Jordi de novel·la, reivindica "urnes i independència"". Ara.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
- "Pep Puig guanya el premi Sant Jordi". Ara.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
- "El naufragi de David Cirici guanya el premi Sant Jordi". Ara.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
- "El Premi Sant Jordi que va matar Franco". El Temps (in Catalan). Retrieved 2018-08-27.
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