Pablo Martín Sánchez
(Reus, 1977) holds a PhD in French Language and Literature from the Université de Lille and a PhD in Literary and Art Theory and Comparative Literature from the University of Granada. He has published a collection of short stories ‘Fricciones’ (2011), the novels ‘El anarquista que se llamaba como yo’ (Acantilado, 2012), ‘Tuyo es el mañana’ (Acantilado, 2016), ‘Agatha’ (2017) -a book written in cooperation with Sara Mesa- and ‘Diario de un viejo cabezota’ (Acantilado, 2020). He has translated authors such as Marcel Schwob and has translated into Spanish the French literary phenomenon of 2020, ‘La anomalía’, by Hervé Le Tellier. As the latter, he is a member of the experimental avant-garde narrative group Oulipo, being the only Spanish member.
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Hervé Le Tellier