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Los Premios Ignotus Los Premios De Los Aficionados a La Literatura De Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción Y Terror En España LOS PREMIOS IGNOTUS LOS PREMIOS DE LOS AFICIONADOS A LA LITERATURA DE FANTASÍA, CIENCIA FICCIÓN Y TERROR EN ESPAÑA 25 de enero de 2021 0.- Índice ................................................................................................................................ 1 1.- Presentación ..................................................................................................................... 2 2.- Fundamentos ................................................................................................................... 3 3.- Periodos históricos .......................................................................................................... 4 4.- Estadística por categoría 4.1.- Novela ............................................................................................................................................ 6 4.2.- Novela Corta ................................................................................................................................... 7 4.3.- Cuento ............................................................................................................................................ 8 4.4.- Antología ........................................................................................................................................ 9 4.5.- Libro de Ensayo ............................................................................................................................ 10 4.6.- Artículo ......................................................................................................................................... 11 4.7.- Ilustración ..................................................................................................................................... 12 4.8.- Producción Audiovisual ............................................................................................................... 13 4.9.- Tebeo ............................................................................................................................................ 14 4.10.- Obra Poética ............................................................................................................................... 15 4.11.- Revista ........................................................................................................................................ 16 4.12.- Novela extranjera ........................................................................................................................ 17 4.13.- Relato extranjero ........................................................................................................................ 18 4.14.- Sitio web ..................................................................................................................................... 19 4.15.- Libro Infantil-Juvenil .................................................................................................................. 20 5.- Anecdotario 5.1.- Participación ................................................................................................................................. 21 5.2.- Autor/a más galardonado/a ........................................................................................................... 22 5.3.- Editorial más galardonada ............................................................................................................ 23 5.4.- Volumen más galardonado ........................................................................................................... 24 5.5.- Estadística por temática ................................................................................................................ 25 5.6.- Presencia de autoras ..................................................................................................................... 26 5.7.- Otros idiomas oficiales del estado español ................................................................................... 28 5.8.- Otros ............................................................................................................................................. 29 6.- Breve valoración crítica y estadística comparada ...................................................... 31 7.- Los premios Ignotus, año a año 7.1.- Año 1991 ...................................................................................................................................... 35 7.2.- Año 1992 ...................................................................................................................................... 36 7.3.- Año 1993 ...................................................................................................................................... 37 7.4.- Año 1994 ...................................................................................................................................... 38 7.5.- Año 1995 ...................................................................................................................................... 40 7.6.- Año 1996 ...................................................................................................................................... 42 7.7.- Año 1997 ...................................................................................................................................... 44 7.8.- Año 1998 ...................................................................................................................................... 46 7.9.- Año 1999 ...................................................................................................................................... 48 7.10.- Año 2000 .................................................................................................................................... 50 7.11.- Año 2001 .................................................................................................................................... 52 7.12.- Año 2002 .................................................................................................................................... 54 7.13.- Año 2003 .................................................................................................................................... 56 7.14.- Año 2004 .................................................................................................................................... 58 7.15.- Año 2005 .................................................................................................................................... 60 7.16.- Año 2006 .................................................................................................................................... 62 7.17.- Año 2007 .................................................................................................................................... 64 7.18.- Año 2008 .................................................................................................................................... 66 _________________________________________________________________________________________ Los premios Ignotus. Los premios de los aficionados a la literatura de fantasía, ciencia Ficción y terror en España 1/105 Autor: Mariano Villarreal ( [email protected] ) 7.19.- Año 2009 .................................................................................................................................... 69 7.20.- Año 2010 .................................................................................................................................... 72 7.21.- Año 2011 .................................................................................................................................... 75 7.22.- Año 2012 .................................................................................................................................... 77 7.23.- Año 2013 .................................................................................................................................... 80 7.24.- Año 2014 .................................................................................................................................... 83 7.25.- Año 2015 .................................................................................................................................... 86 7.26.- Año 2016 .................................................................................................................................... 89 7.27.- Año 2017 .................................................................................................................................... 92 7.28.- Año 2018 .................................................................................................................................... 95 7.29.- Año 2019 .................................................................................................................................... 98 7.30.- Año 2020 .................................................................................................................................. 102 _________________________________________________________________________________________ Los premios Ignotus. Los premios de los aficionados a la literatura de fantasía, ciencia Ficción y terror en España 2/105 Autor: Mariano Villarreal ( [email protected] ) 1.- Presentación Los premios Ignotus son unos galardones honoríficos que distinguen a las mejores obras de género fantástico y ciencia ficción publicadas de forma original durante el
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