Writer David Fernández Sifre (León, 1976) just XI win the Youth Literature Prize Alander - "organized by the editorial Edelvives and endowed with 12,100 euros" by Lighthouse missing women .
is a mystery - "A shot in the cliffs, there is a woman, a lighthouse keeper should not be a name, a secret hidden for half a century, but is above all a novel of friendship, a friendship that goes beyond borders. "The players, some students of different nationalities, have to face a four-week French course in Normandy, the landing place of the most famous World War II. But also face a history that began in 1944 and that seems to surpass the limits of reason, "says this young author who has already earned a score of literary prizes. And so "over those four weeks, the players understand that wars are not so far as to believe that not only make those who die in them and their consequences persist for too long, "he continues. Of "extraordinary surprise, dream come true, tremendous joy and an invaluable incentive to keep making up stories" this writer described the reactions he elicited the fact of having been recognized by a publisher to whom much admired in his childhood.
This time, the jury was chaired by Bethlehem Martul, director of issues the group Luis Vives, and composed of José María Gómez-Navarro, editor, Luisa Mora, librarian; Rosa Huertas, writer, Paul Auger, critical literary Andrea Villarrubia, Professor, and Juan Nieto Marín.
David was with the Friends of Paper "in World Book Day celebration in the Plaza de San Marcelo de León , signing copies of his book "What comes the deluge!" (Everest), with other writers Leon in a splendid evening of excitement.
From here, I CONGRATULATE and wish many more shared successes with the "Friends "..... Paper See you soon on the airwaves of the radio, David, to discuss your literary projects and your joy at the news.
Kisses "friends" and embraces "paper
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