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Llucia Ramis

Journalist and writer

Llucia Ramis Laloux, born in Majorca in 1977, studied Journalism in Barcelona, where she now lives. She contributes toEl PeriódicoEl MundoAraTime OutEl Estado Mental and the websites Catorze andFotlipou. She was editor-in-chief of the literary magazineQuimera, director and presenter of the TV programmeabout books Això no és Islàndia, and assistant coordinator of the Tendències cultural supplement.

Her novel,Egosurfing (Destino), won the Josep Pla Prize in 2010, when she was also honoured by the Bartomeu Rosselló-Pòrcel prize of Obra Cultural Balear. In 2013, she was awarded the Time Out Creator Prize for her bookTot allò que una tarda morí amb les bicicletes (Columna/Libros del Asteroide). Her first published novelwas Coses que et passen a Barcelona quan tens 30 anys.



Update: 8 November 2023

Contents

Publications

Has participated in

Yuval Noah Harari and Rutger Bregman

Shared Futures

Projected Words

"A Vocabulary for the Future" in coproduction with Institut Ramon Llull and Film London

Connections

Llucia Ramis, Àlex Broch, Anna Ballbona and Vicenç Pagès Jordà

Kosmopolis 2019

10th Amplified Literature Fest

Talk with Colson Whitehead

We talk with the author of “The Underground Railroad: A Novel”, 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction

Primera Persona 2015

Autobiographic live sessions: pop music concerts, stand-up comedy, theatre and narrative

Paolo Giordano and Llucia Ramis

Family Microcosms