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Carmen Nonell

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Carmen Nonell
Born1920
OccupationWriter
LanguageCatalan, Spanish
NationalitySpanish
CitizenshipSpain
Period1942-1973
Notable worksZoco grande (1956)
RelativesCarolina Nonell (sister)
Isidre Nonell (uncle)

Carme Nonell i Masjuan (born in Barcelona in 1920) was a Catalan novelist who wrote in Spanish. She was trained as an artist in Madrid. She worked for ABC and served as a Berlin-based correspondent for Pueblo. Beyond novels, she also wrote about Spanish art and wrote tourist publications.[1]

Novels

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  • ¿Es usted mi marido?, (1942)
  • Nocturno de amor, (1944)
  • El Mayorazgo de Iziar, (1945)
  • Caminos cruzados, (1946)
  • El cauce perdido, (1946)
  • Cumbres de amor (195?)
  • Resurgir, (1953)
  • Historia de "Farol", (1953)
  • Zoco grande, (1956)
  • Munich, Leopoldstrasse, 207, (1962)
  • La vida empieza hoy, (1965)
  • Los que se quedan, (1967)
  • La "Perrona", (1967)

Art guides

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  • Berlín, capital de dos mundos, (1963)
  • Rutas de España: Valencia. Aragón, (1963)
  • Rutas de España: La Rioja, Vascongadas (Guipozcoa, Vizcaya, Álava) y Navarra, (1967)
  • Guías Everest: El Pirineo catalán, (1969), co-written with her sister Carolina Nonell.[1]
  • El arte asturianense, (1969)
  • Teruel, ignorada maravilla, (1969)
  • Guadalajara, nudo de la Alcarria, (1971).
  • Cerámica y alfarería populares de España, (1973)

Children's literature

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  • Los dos castillos, (1944)
  • Gato y la estrella, (1966)

Guides

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  • Los cinco (Balakiref, César, Cui, Barodin, Mussorgsky i Rimsky-Korsakof), (1948)[1]

References

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  1. ^ a b c "Carme Nonell i Masjuan". enciclopèdia.cat (in Catalan). Retrieved 2019-03-24.