The Planeta Prize-winning novels of the 2010s
The top 3 according to 4 votes from people: Riña de gatos. Madrid 1936 — Eduardo Mendoza · Milena o el fémur más bello del mundo — Jorge Zepeda Patterson · Todo esto te daré — Dolores Redondo. (Updated Mar 13, 2021.)
The ten novels that won the Premio Planeta, the richest literary prize in Spanish, between 2010 and 2019.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 10
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1
Riña de gatos. Madrid 1936 — Eduardo Mendoza
2010. An English art expert arrives in Madrid on the eve of the Civil War.
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Milena o el fémur más bello del mundo — Jorge Zepeda Patterson
2014. A prostitute, a dead millionaire and a web of power.
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3
Todo esto te daré — Dolores Redondo
2016. A writer uncovers his dead husband's double life in the Ribeira Sacra.
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4
El fuego invisible — Javier Sierra
2017. The search for the Grail between Madrid and Catalonia.
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El imperio eres tú — Javier Moro
2011. The life of Pedro I, Emperor of Brazil.
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La marca del meridiano — Lorenzo Silva
2012. Bevilacqua and Chamorro, the series' Civil Guard officers.
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El cielo ha vuelto — Clara Sánchez
2013. A model convinced someone wants to kill her.
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Hombres desnudos — Alicia Giménez Bartlett
2015. Men who strip for money in crisis-hit Barcelona.
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9
Yo, Julia — Santiago Posteguillo
2018. Julia Domna, empress of Rome.
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10
Terra Alta — Javier Cercas
2019. Policeman Melchor Marín investigates a triple murder in Tarragona.
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Comments (2)
Terra Alta de Cercas me gustó mucho.
Todo esto te daré de Dolores Redondo, ambientada en la Ribeira Sacra, muy buena.