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Marta Orriols
Orriols in 2019
Born	Marta Orriols 1975 Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain
Occupation	writer
Language	Catalan, Spanish
Nationality	Spanish
Genre	novel
Notable works	Learning to talk to plants (2020)
Notable awards	Òmnium Prize award for best Catalan Novel (2018)

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