Another profound and moving novel is added to the "Il bosco degli scrittori" series, in which author Giuseppe Lupo makes us look back at the past and at the same time reflect on very relevant issues such as social inclusion and the value of memory.
Giuseppe Lupo (Atella, 1963) teaches Contemporary Italian Literature at the Università Cattolica of Milan and Brescia. He made his debut with L'americano di Celenne (2000), for which he won the Giuseppe Berto Prize and the Mondello Prize in 2001. His books also include: L'ultima sposa di Palmira (2011; “Premio Selezione Campiello”, Vittorini prize), Viaggiatori di nuvole (2013; “Premio Giuseppe Dessì”), Atlante immaginario (2014), L'albero di stanze (2015; “Premio Alassio-Centolibri”), Gli anni del nostro incanto (2017; Premio Viareggio Rèpaci) and Breve storia del mio silenzio (2019, was a finalist in the “Premio Strega”)
He is the author of numerous essays and contributes to the cultural pages of "Sole 24 Ore".
Another profound and moving novel is added to the "Il bosco degli scrittori" series, in which author Giuseppe Lupo makes us look back at the past and at the same time reflect on very relevant issues such as social inclusion and the value of memory.
Giuseppe Lupo (Atella, 1963) teaches Contemporary Italian Literature at the Università Cattolica of Milan and Brescia. He made his debut with L'americano di Celenne (2000), for which he won the Giuseppe Berto Prize and the Mondello Prize in 2001. His books also include: L'ultima sposa di Palmira (2011; “Premio Selezione Campiello”, Vittorini prize), Viaggiatori di nuvole (2013; “Premio Giuseppe Dessì”), Atlante immaginario (2014), L'albero di stanze (2015; “Premio Alassio-Centolibri”), Gli anni del nostro incanto (2017; Premio Viareggio Rèpaci) and Breve storia del mio silenzio (2019, was a finalist in the “Premio Strega”)
He is the author of numerous essays and contributes to the cultural pages of "Sole 24 Ore".
