Luis Magrinyà (born 1960) is a

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writer and translator. Born in

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, he has lived in

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since 1982. He is known as a member of the "Generación Inexistente" of writers. He is best known for two novels: ''Los dos Luises'' which won the

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and ''Habitación doble'' which won the Premio Otras Voces, Otros Ámbitos.

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