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Manuel Vilas (born 1962) ^[1] is a Spanish writer. He has achieved distinction in several genres, including poetry, essays, short stories and novels. His novel Alegría was a finalist for the Premio Planeta while an earlier book Ordesa won the Prix Femina Étranger. ^[2]

He teaches at the University of Iowa. ^[2]

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• Vilas, Manuel (2018). Ordesa (in Spanish). Barcelona: Alfaguara.
• — (2019). Alegria (in Spanish). Barcelona: Planeta.
• — (2020). Ordesa. Translated from the Spanish by Andrea Rosenberg (First American ed.). New York: Riverhead Books. ^[a]

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