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The Mallorcan Sebastià Alzamora has risen this Tuesday with the National Prize of Poetry granted by the Government of Spain. It gives the curious circumstance that Alzamora treasures through his numerous articles of opinion innumerable attacks on Spain while professing a deep pancatalanism. A good part of his columns of ... Continue reading "Pedro Sánchez grants the National Prize of Poetry to Sebastià Alzamora, consummate anti-Spanish Mallorca"
With 'Sala Augusta', a long poem about a cinema that was once a prison in the civil war, followed by 'Mother tongue'
Sebastiá Alzamora, National Poetry Award 2026 for his work in Catalan 'Augusta seguit de Llengua maternal'
The jury highlights the union between historical memory and family intimacy in an award endowed with 30,000 euros
The Mallorcan writer Sebastiá Alzamora has won the National Poetry Prize 2026 with his work ‘Sala Augusta seguit de Llengua maternal’ (Proa).
The jury notes that his book “Sala Augusta” follows from “Mother tongue” “trenches with mastery collective history and family intimacy”
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