Núria Añó (Lleida, 1973), is a Catalan writer and translator. Some of her works have been translated into Spanish, French, English, Italian, German, Polish, Chinese, Latvian, Portuguese, Dutch and Greek. Her novel "Els nens de l'Elisa" (2006) was awarded third prize in the 24th Ramon Llull Novel Award. This was followed by "L'escriptora morta" [The Dead Writer, 2020] (2008), "Núvols baixos" [Lowering Clouds] (2009), "La mirada del fill" (2012) and the biography on Jewish scriptwriter Salka Viertel "El salón de los artistas exiliados en California" [The Salon of Exiled Artists in California] (2020). Núria won the 18th Joan Fuster Prize for Fiction Ciutat d'Almenara, fourth place for international writing at the 2018 Shanghai get-Together and has been awarded with prestigious international grants: Nuoren Voiman Liitto (Finland, 2016), Shanghai Writing Program (China, 2016), Baltic Centre (Sweden, 2017), IWTCR (Greece, 2017), Krakow UNESCO City of Literature (Poland, 2018), IWTH (Latvia, 2019) and IWP (China, 2020). For more information visit www.nuriaanyo.com.