Author · Spain
Gabriel Miró
Died in 1930
Gabriel Miró was born in Alicante in 1879. After studying law in Valencia and Granada, he held various jobs in the administration, then, settled in Madrid, became secretary of the national competitions in letters and arts. An essayist, storyteller and novelist, he is distinguished by a polished, sometimes difficult style and a vocabulary of great richness. Several of his books follow a character who serves as his double, Sigüenza, through the landscapes of the Levante. He died in Madrid in 1930.
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- NovelOur Father San DanielNuestro Padre San DanielGabriel Miró · 1921LiteraturePublic domain