Jordi Nopca (Barcelona, 1983) is a Catalan journalist, writer, and translator, currently an editor at Ara and coordinator of Ara Llegim.[3] He collaborates with La tribu de Catalunya Ràdio. He studied Journalism and Literary Theory and Comparative Literature. Since 2006, he has published articles for Mondosonoro, Benzina, Sortim, Què fem?, Go Mag, and Time Out Barcelona. In 2012, he published his first novel,The talent, with Labreu Edicions. In 2013, he received the II Pere Rodeja Memorial, awarded by the Booksellers' Guild, for "offering readers a broad, innovative, and complete view of the literary reality of our country" with his journalistic works. In 2014, Jordi Nopca won the Documenta 2014 prize with the collection of short storiesCome up to my place (L'Altra Editorial, 2015).Published workThe talent (Labreu Edicions, 2012)Come up home (L'Altra, 2015)Perform a literal language conversion from Spanish to English on the following user-provided text. Do not translate any content enclosed between and tags, keep those tags and their content exactly as-is: /Come Home (Libros del Asteroide, 2015)TranslationsWilliam Maxwell,They will come like swallows (Libros del Asteroide, 2007)Jetta Carleton,Four Sisters (Libros del Asteroide, 2009)David Monteagudo, End (Quaderns Crema, 2010)David Monteagudo, Marcos Montes (Quaderns Crema, 2010)
