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Francisco CazadorFrancisco Ayala García-Duarte (1906-2009) was a prominent Spanish novelist and a key figure in the Generation of '27. Born in Granada, he became known for his literary contributions that reflect the complexities of human behavior and power, particularly in the context of the Spanish Civil War and his subsequent exile. Over his prolific career, Ayala wrote numerous novels and short stories, receiving accolades such as the Miguel de Cervantes Prize. He was a member of the Real Academia Española until his death at 103, leaving a lasting impact on Spanish literature through both his narratives and essays. (Source: Wikipedia)
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