Pilar Adón (Madrid, 12 October 1971) is a Spanish writer and translator. She is the author of the novels ''De bestias y aves'', ''Las efímeras'', and ''Las hijas de Sara''; the short story collections ''La vida sumergida'', ''El mes más cruel'', and ''Viajes inocentes''; the short novel ''Eterno amor''; and the poetry collections ''Da dolor'', ''Las órdenes'', ''Mente animal'', and ''La hija del cazador''. Among the awards she has received are the Critical Eye Award (2005), the Madrid Bookstores Award for Best Book of Poems (2018), the Cálamo Award (2023), the Francisco Umbral Award for Book of the Year (2023), the Spanish Critics' Award for Best Book in Spanish (2023), and the National Literature Prize for Narrative (2023).
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Pilar Adón (Madrid, 12 October 1971) is a Spanish writer and translator. She is the author of the novels ''De bestias y aves'', ''Las efímeras'', and ''Las hijas de Sara''; the short story collections ''La vida sumergida'', ''El mes más cruel'', and ''Viajes inocentes''; the short novel ''Eterno amor''; and the poetry collections ''Da dolor'', ''Las órdenes'', ''Mente animal'', and ''La hija del cazador''. Among the awards she has received are the Critical Eye Award (2005), the Madrid Bookstores Award for Best Book of Poems (2018), the Cálamo Award (2023), the Francisco Umbral Award for Book of the Year (2023), the Spanish Critics' Award for Best Book in Spanish (2023), and the National Literature Prize for Narrative (2023).
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