Adrià Pujol

Adrià Pujol i Cruells (Begur, 1974) is an anthropologist, translator and writer. He combines teaching with museography and applied research. He has published essays, memoir and fiction. Among his works, notable titles include the autofiction Barcelona Potholes; the chronicles Seixanta-sis sinofosos (Sixty‑Six Sinophobes); the novels Els llocs on ha dormit Jonàs (The Places Where Jonàs Slept) and Mr. Folch; the essays I SI (especulacions sobre llenguatge i literatura) (WHAT IF: Speculations on Language and Literature), O NO (llegir, escriure, publicar) (OR NOT: Reading, Writing, Publishing) and La carpeta és blava (The Folder Is Blue); the Guia sentimental de l’Empordanet (Sentimental Guide to the Empordanet) and the literary artefact El fill del corrector / Arre, arre, corrector (The Proof‑reader’s Son / Arre, arre, Proof‑reader), co-authored with Rubén Martín Giráldez. He has translated works by Georges Perec, Pierre Michon, Bruno Latour, Raymond Roussel and Louis Calaferte, among others.