The Málaga Novel Prize is a literary award organized by the Málaga City Council since 2005 and endowed with a prize of €18,000. Unpublished novels written in Spanish that have not previously won any other award, written by authors of any nationality, are eligible for the prize.
Jury
Chaired by the Málaga City Council's Councilor for Culture, since 2020, several names in Spanish culture have been regularly cited: Pilar Adón, Luis Alberto de Cuenca, Eva Díaz, Antonio Soler, Alfredo Taján, and Alberto Olmos.
List of winners
2005 – Miguel Mena with Días sin tregua 2006 – Pablo Aranda with Ucrania 2007 – Eduardo Jordá with Pregúntale a la noche 2008 – José Ángel Cilleruelo with Astro desterrado 2009 – José Luis Ferris with El sueño de Whitman 2011 – Sara Mesa with Un incendio invisible 2013 – Eva Díaz Pérez with Adriático 2014 – Luis Manuel Ruiz with Temblad villanos 2015 – Herminia Luque Ortiz with Amar tanta belleza 2016 – María Tena with El novio chino 2017 – Antonio Fontana, with Sol poniente 2018 – Adolfo García Ortega with Una tumba en el aire 2020 – Alberto de la Rocha with Los años radicales 2022 – Joaquín Pérez Azaústre with El querido hermano 2023 – Mario Cuenca Sandoval with Aurora Q.
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