Trevor Żahra
Maltese novelist and illustrator
Born
December 16th, 1947
77 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Malta
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Born in Malta, a prominent novelist, poet, and illustrator emerged in the literary scene. He contributed significantly to children's literature and won numerous awards for artistic achievements. Works often reflect Maltese culture, folklore, and social themes. Collaborated with various illustrators, enhancing storytelling through visual art. Involved in educational initiatives and literary festivals throughout Malta.
Authored 'Il-Fjamma f'Għajnejn' in 2001
Wrote 'Tafal' in 1993
Contributed with illustrations for various publications
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