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Antonio Soler was born on 1956 in Málaga, Spain, is a Spanish writer and novelist. Discover Antonio Soler's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 68 years old?

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1956

Antonio Soler (born Málaga, 28 September 1956) is a Spanish novelist, screenwriter and journalist.

1983

In 1983, Soler won the Jauja prize for short stories with Muerte canina (A Dog’s Death).

1992

His career as a writer was definitively launched in 1992 with the publication of Extranjeros en la noche (Strangers in the Night), a collection of short stories and a novella – La noche (The Night), which was later published as a separate book.

After a further two novels he published Las bailarinas muertas (The Dead Dancing Girls), winning the Premio Herralde and establishing his reputation as a key exponent of modern Spanish narrative.

His following novel, El nombre que ahora digo (Soldiers in the Fog), is considered by some as one of the best depictions of life in the Republican sector during the Spanish conflict.

2004

El camino de los Ingleses (Summer Rain), published in 2004, was made into a film in 2006 by Antonio Banderas using Soler's own filmscript.

2014

In an article in El Pais in 2014, Professor Paul Preston is quoted as saying, "I don’t like reading novels about the Civil War, but an exception was Soldiers in the Fog, written by Antonio Soler some twenty years ago, which blew me away.” (“Prefiero no leer novelas de la Guerra Civil, aunque como excepción me chifló una de Antonio Soler de hará unos veinte años: El nombre que ahora digo.”) He has repeated the sentiment more recently in seminars at the Cañada Blanch Centre (LSE), commenting that it is one of the few novels to capture the sense of confusion and disorder prevailing during the siege of Madrid.

2018

Soler's novel Sur (2018) describes one day in the life of the city of Málaga through a cast of some 250 characters, as they endure the oppressive heat of the terral wind.

has been published under same title by Peter Owen Publishers/Pushkin Press, 2023.

The principal narrative thread revolves around a moribund body discovered early in the morning on a patch of waste ground.

The body is being consumed by ants.

We learn that it belongs to a lawyer, Dionisio.

His story is related in a number of flashbacks, some from his own perspective and others from the perspective of his wife, Ana.

There are many more sub-threads and characters which combine to weave the social fabric of the city, but although their lives are intertwined in a complicated network, for the most part the characters are each wrapped up in their own separate worlds, isolated by their inability to communicate with each other.

This contrasts starkly with the world of the ants, working together in harmony in pursuit of a collective goal.

Soler was writer in residence at Dickinson College, Pennsylvania, and has given courses and lectures at numerous universities and cultural institutions in Europe, Latin America, the US and Canada.

He is a founder member of the Order of Finnegans, a literary group created in honour of James Joyce's novel Ulysses, which takes its name from a pub in Dalkey, Ireland.

The other four founding members are Eduardo Lago, Jordi Soler, Enrique Vila-Matas and Malcolm Otero Barral.

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Several of his novels have been translated into a number of other languages, including German, Greek, French, Italian, Portuguese, Rumanian, Lithuanian, Croatian and Korean.