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1875–1918
A Catalan journalist, playwright, and novelist, he wrote with a strong feel for stage dialogue and everyday life. His career moved between newspapers and literature, leaving behind fiction and drama before his early death in 1918.

by Joseph Morató

by Joseph Morató
Born in Girona on December 17, 1875, Josep Morató i Grau was a Catalan journalist and writer. He later worked in Barcelona and became chief editor of La Veu de Catalunya from 1910 until 1918, building a reputation in both journalism and literary circles.
Morató wrote in several forms, including novels, plays, and comic pieces. Among the works linked to him are Arran del cingle, Les arrels, Un cop de vent, and Els habitants de la lluna, showing a range that stretched from drama to lighter, imaginative writing.
He died in Barcelona on October 16, 1918. Though not as widely known today as some of his contemporaries, he remains part of the rich tradition of modern Catalan literature and journalism from the early twentieth century.