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Esther Tusquets

Spanish publisher, writer and essayist (1936–2012)

1936 – 2012

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publisher, businessperson, essayist, novelist, historian, writer

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Láska je osamělá hra
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El mismo mar de todos los veranos
La conejita Marcela
La conejita Marcela. Taller de educación intercultural nº4
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Pequeños delitos abominables. Catálogo irreverente de buenas maneras
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Prefiero ser mujer

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Milena Busquets

Esther Tusquets — Gragori Civera · CC BY-SA 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons

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Born: 30 August 1936, Barcelona
Died: 23 July 2012, Barcelona
Citizenship: Spain
Educated at: University of Barcelona
Awards: Saint George's Cross, Gold Medal of Work Merit, City of Barcelona Award
Buried at: Cadaqués' graveyard
birth name: Esther Tusquets Guillén
cause of death: pneumonia
child: Milena Busquets
family name: Tusquets
given name: Esther
instance of: human
languages spoken, written or signed: Spanish, Catalan
manner of death: natural causes
participant in: Document about the use of the official languages of Catalonia
second family name in Spanish name: Guillén
sex or gender: female
sexual orientation: lesbianism
sibling: Òscar Tusquets

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Esther Tusquets (30 August 1936 – 23 July 2012) was a Spanish publisher, novelist and essayist.

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