Inés Marful

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Inés Marful (born June 1961, Mieres, Spain) is a Spanish writer from Asturias, known for her works on Federico García Lorca.^[1]

Education[]

Marful studied Spanish literature and philosophy at the University of Oviedo and the University of Valladolid, earning a PhD degree in both fields. She also studied intercultural coordination at the University of Texas.

Career[]

Since 1999, Marful has served as a political counselor in the government of Spain and as a photojournalist and columnist. She is the author of Lorca y sus dobles [Lorca and his doubles], an essay that has been described a "the definitive work on the poet from Granada".^{[2][unreliable source?]} As of 2010, Marful was serving as the Staff and Media Director in the Department of Environment, Land Planning, Agriculture and Fisheries in the Basque government.

Writings[]

Marful has written:

• Te sucederá lo que al río en primavera [You will be as the river in springtime] -- winner of the La Voz de Galicia Novel Award
• Instrucciones para olvidar [Instructions to forget]
• Cuatro cuentos de amor y el intocable absurdo [Four tales of love and the untouchable absurd] -- winner of the Casino Mieres Novel Award

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