Spanish writer Javier Marias died at the age of 70. This was announced on Sunday on Twitter the Minister of Culture and Sports of the Kingdom of Mikel Iset.
According to the ABC newspaper, the writer died on Sunday in Madrid due to complications associated with pneumonia.
Javier Marias was born on September 20, 1951 in the Spanish capital in the family of philosopher Hulian Marias (1914-2005). Since 2008, he became a member of the Spanish Royal Academy. On the account of Mariasa, numerous awards, including the Dublin literary award, the French prize “Femin” and others. He is the author of such novels as “white heart” (CoZON Tan Blanco), “At the hour of battle tomorrow, remember me” (Manana En La Batalla Piensa en mi) and “Thy affairs, love” (los enamoramientos).