Premio Fundación José Manuel Lara

The Premio Fundación José Manuel Lara , also known as the Spanish Literature Prize, was awarded annually from 2002 to 2010 to honor a novel in Spanish . The prize was launched by the José Manuel Lara Foundation together with eleven publishing houses and was endowed with one hundred and fifty thousand euros.

Award winners

• 2002: Álvaro Pombo , for "El cielo raso"
• 2003: Terenci Moix , for "El arpista ciego"
• 2004: Jorge Semprún , for "Veinte años y un día"
• 2005: Andrés Trapiello , for "Al morir Don Quixote"
• 2006: Enrique Vila-Matas , for "Doctor Pasavento"
• 2007: Eduardo Mendoza , for "Mauricio o las elecciones primarias"
• 2008: Almudena Grandes , for "El corazón helado"
• 2009: Isaac Rosa , for "El país del miedo"
• 2010: Javier Reverte , for "Barrio Cero"

Individual evidence

1. ^ Premio Fundación José Manuel Lara on lecturalia.com, accessed January 9, 2019 (Spanish).