Enrique Llovet, a renowned writer of Spanish descent, first drew breath in the year 1917 within the picturesque city of Malaga, situated in the southernmost region of Andalucia. As the son of a proud Spanish heritage, Llovet's literary prowess would eventually come to be defined by a plethora of celebrated works, including the critically acclaimed novels "El jardín de Venus" (1983),"Tengo 17 años" (1964),and "Nosotros dos" (1955). Throughout his illustrious career, Llovet's masterful storytelling and poignant characterizations would captivate readers and critics alike, cementing his status as a prominent figure in Spanish literature.
Born: Malaga, Andalucia, Spain, 1917
Died: Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 2010
