Elvira LindoElvira Lindo (Cádiz, España, 22 de enero de 1962) comenzó estudios de pe-riodismo, pero los abandonó al comenzar a trabajar en la radio con sólo diecinueve años. Hizo labores de guionista, locutora, comentarista y presentó varios programas de RNE, taeas que repitió en la SER y en la televisión. Es en estos guiones donde surgió el personaje de Manolito Gafotas, que desde la publi-cación del primer libro de la serie, en 1994, goza de un éxito enorme. Su obra incluye las novelas El otro barrio (1998), Algo más inesperado que la muerte (2003), adaptada a los escena-rios, Lo que me queda por vivir (2010), Lugares que no quiero compartir con nadie (2011), la obra de teatro La ley de la selva (1996), y sus crónicas de El País en Tinto de verano (2001), Otro verano contigo (2002) y Don de gentes (2011). En 1998 fue galardonada con el Premio Nacional de Literatura Infan-til y Juvenil, y en 2005 recibió el Premio Biblioteca Breve por la novela Una palabra tuya, llevada al cine con gran éxito por Ángeles González-Sinde.Elvira Lindo (Cádiz, Spain, January 22, 1962) began studying journalism but abandoned it to start working in radio at the age of nineteen. She worked as a scriptwriter, announcer, commentator, and presented several programs on RNE, tasks she repeated on SER and television. It was in these scripts that the character of Manolito Gafotas emerged, who has enjoyed enormous success since the publication of the first book in the series in 1994. Her work includes the novels El otro barrio (1998), Algo más inesperado que la muerte (2003), adapted for the stage, Lo que me queda por vivir (2010), Lugares que no quiero compartir con nadie (2011), the play La ley de la selva (1996), and her chronicles for El País in Tinto de verano (2001), Otro verano contigo (2002), and Don de gentes (2011). In 1998, she was awarded the National Prize for Children's and Youth Literature, and in 2005, she received the Biblioteca Breve Prize for the novel Una palabra tuya, which was successfully adapted into a film by Ángeles González-Sinde. Read More Read Less
Elvira Lindo (Cádiz, Spain, January 22, 1962) began studying journalism but abandoned it to start working in radio at the age of nineteen. She worked as a scriptwriter, announcer, commentator, and presented several programs on RNE, tasks she repeated on SER and television. It was in these scripts that the character of Manolito Gafotas emerged, who has enjoyed enormous success since the publication of the first book in the series in 1994. Her work includes the novels El otro barrio (1998), Algo más inesperado que la muerte (2003), adapted for the stage, Lo que me queda por vivir (2010), Lugares que no quiero compartir con nadie (2011), the play La ley de la selva (1996), and her chronicles for El País in Tinto de verano (2001), Otro verano contigo (2002), and Don de gentes (2011). In 1998, she was awarded the National Prize for Children's and Youth Literature, and in 2005, she received the Biblioteca Breve Prize for the novel Una palabra tuya, which was successfully adapted into a film by Ángeles González-Sinde.
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