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Serà avui dijous, a les 19 hores, a la sala polivalent de la biblioteca. El cicle arriba a la 4a edició.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Matthew Tree is a critically-acclaimed, award-winning author of over a dozen books. He has written for an English language television station in Catalonia, has been a regular guest on television and radio programs, and has penned numerous newspaper and magazine articles. His books have been published in English, Spanish, and Catalan. In 1999, Matthew won the Andromina Award for Ella ve quan vol, a collection of short stories in Catalan which went into a second edition. For English speakers in Barcelona, his name may ring a bell as the restaurant reviewer in Barcelona Metropolitan. He is also heavily featured in the Barcelona Time Out City Guide. In addition, Matthew has worked as a journalist for The Times, several London-based anarchist magazines and two Catalan newspapers. Born in London, Matthew has held a variety of jobs that make his writing authentic: yard sweeper, bus clerk, distributor of leaflets, translator, voiceover actor, English teacher, building site cleaner, poster shop assistant, and anarchist bookstore clerk. Before he emigrated to Barcelona 40 years ago, he taught himself Catalan. He currently lives between Barcelona and the lakeside town of Banyoles. For more information, please consult: www.facebook.com/matthew.tree1/.
La 4a edició del cicle comença aquest dijous, a Lloret, amb 'Sonets de Shakespeare en anglès i català' a càrrec de Matthew Tree i Neus Dalmau.
Matthew Tree for Catalonia Today, December 2023
El trastorn obsessiu compulsiu (TOC)
Opinion by Matthew Tree
Opinion by Matthew Tree
Opinion bt Matthew Tree for Catalonia Today
Opinion November by Matthew Tree
Matthew Tree, Catalonia Today, October 21
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Avui abordem el conflicte entre el "jo" que narra i el "jo" que escriu des del llibre "Las cosas como son" (Premi Anagrama d'assaig), del fil
Avui abordem el conflicte entre el "jo" que narra i el "jo" que escriu des del llibre "Las cosas como son" (Premi Anagrama d'assaig), del fil
Avui abordem el conflicte entre el "jo" que narra i el "jo" que escriu des del llibre "Las cosas como son" (Premi Anagrama d'assaig), del fil
Presenta la conferència de l'escriptor Matthew Tree d'aquest dijous a Prada
Matthew Tree
El Comitè de Solidaritat Catalana i la Llibreria Catalana de Perpinyà van organitzar una presentació del llibre "El Conflicte inevitable" del londinenc més català Matthew Tree. A l'acte celebrat al Casal de Perpinyà també hi va participar l'autor del pròleg del llibre Joan-Lluís Lluís. Tots dos fa temps que se coneixen i s'aprecien, una bonica complicitat que ens ha permès compartir amb ells reflexions sobre l'estat actual de la convivència a Catalunya i llur visió d'Europa just abans de les eleccions.
Opinion by Matthew Tree, May 19
Opinion by Matthew Tree
Sant Jordi feature, by Matthew Tree, April 19
Opinion by Matthew Tree, Catalonia Today Jan 2018
Opinion by Matthew Tree, Catalonia Today Feb 2019
Opinion by Matthew Tree
Matthew Tree, Catalonia Today
Opinion by Matthew Tree, Sep 2018
Opinion by Matthew Tree, Catalonia Today
El "Llibres per escoltar" el dediquem a tres autors: Pablo Mart
Matthew Tree (born December 30, 1958) is a writer in English and Catalan. He has lived in Barcelona since 1984. Apart from publishing both fiction and non-fiction, he is a contributor to various newspapers and magazines such as Catalonia Today,The Times Literary Supplement, Barcelona INK, Altaïr, El Punt Avui and L'Esguard. He has also appeared on various Catalan language radio and TV stations and is current a monthly guest on Catalunya Ràdio's chat show L'Oracle. In 2005 and 2006 he scripted and presented two series of the infotainment programme Passatgers for TV3 (Catalan Public Television). His most recent book, a novel in English, is entitled Snug. It's about a small village in the Isle of Wight which finds itself under siege by Africans who have gone there for that very purpose. I caught up with Matthew recently, on a blustery afternoon, to talk about cool literary things to do while in Barcelona.
Click to Play Opinion: Check, mate, by Matthew Tree, read by himself. Published in Catalonia Today magazine, May 2011
Click to Play Long-term resident: "Harvest Time", by Matthew Tree, read by himself. Published in Catalonia Today magazine, February 2011
Click to Play Long-term resident: "Missing items", by Matthew Tree, read by himself. Published in Catalonia Today magazine. March 2011
Click to Play Book review: Explaining Catalonia (the new book from Matthew Tree), by Germà Capdevila, read by Terry Parris
Click to Play Long-term resident: "Rebel, rebel", by Matthew Tree, read by himself. Published in Catalonia Today magazine, April 2011
Click to Play Opinion: Year's end, written and read by Matthew Tree. Published in Catalonia Today magazine, December 2010
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