Julia de Asensi
Julia de Asensi (4 May 1859 – 7 November 1921) was a Spanish journalist, translator and writer.
Also recorded as Julia de Asensi y Laiglesia
Julia de Asensi
- Name
- Julia de Asensi
- Born
- 4 May 1859
- Birthplace
- Madrid, Spain
- Died
- 7 November 1921
- Occupation
- Journalist, translator and author
- Full name
- Julia de Asensi y Laiglesia.
- Nationality
- Spain
- Fields
- prose
- Languages
- Spanish
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Julia de Asensi (4 May 1859 – 7 November 1921) was a Spanish journalist, translator and writer.
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Julia de Asensi (1849–1921) was a Spanish essayist, journalist and novelist, among other activities. The essayist was born Julia de Asensi y Laiglesia in Madrid.
Genres include prose. Languages used include Spanish.
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Key facts
• Name — Julia de Asensi • Born — 4 May 1859 • Birthplace — Madrid, Spain • Died — 7 November 1921 • Occupation — Journalist, translator and author
Stories for adults
Stories for adults
• The winter evergreen and other narratives. Barcelona: Vincent F. Perelló. • Love and cassock. Madrid: Alonso Gullón, 1878. • Three girlfriends. Madrid: Universal Library, 1880. • Legends and traditions in prose and verse. Madrid: Universal Library, 1883. • Novellas. Madrid: Universal Library, 1889. • Man to Man. Madrid: A. Alonso, 1892.
Short stories for children
Short stories for children
• Arabal Santiago. Story of a poor child. Madrid: Sons of MG Hernández, 1894. • Auras fall. Stories for children. Barcelona: Antonio J. Bastinos, 1897. • Spring breezes. Stories for children. Barcelona: Antonio J. Bastinos, 1897. • Cocos and fairies. Stories for children. Barcelona: Bastinos, 1899. • Rosa Library. Barcelona: Bastinos, 1901. • Victoria and other stories. Boston: DC Heath and Company, 1905. • Stations. Stories for children. Barcelona: Antonio J. Bastinos, 1907. • Levante mills and other narratives. Barcelona: Perelló and Verges, 1915.
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Bibliography printed in the source article · 2
- Isabel Díez Ménguez, "Leyendas y tradiciones de Julia de Asensi y Laiglesia: una manifestación más del Romanticismo rezagado", en Anales de Literatura Hispanoamericana, 1999, 28: 1353–1385.
- Isabel Díez Ménguez, Julia de Asensi (1849–1921) Madrid: Ediciones del Orto, 2006.
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