With the story "Fa male, il mare d'inverno" there is also Chiara Miscali, 21 years old from Ardauli, among the five finalists of the 30th edition of Campiello Giovani, a literary competition aimed at young people between the ages of 15 and 21 organized by the Fondazione Il Campiello - Confindustria Veneto.
The Sardinian author (already winner of the Scerbanenco Prize in Lignano) had already come within a whisker of winning the Campiello Giovani on the stage of the Fenice in Venice in 2023.

With her, among the first five are Valeria Arieti, 19 years old from Tuscania (Viterbo), with "Le cose che caduta" (The things that fall); Giacomo Bonato, 17 years old from Arquà Petrarca (Padua), with "Verso Oriente" (Verso Oriente); Giacomo Masut, 18 years old from Martellago (Venice), with "Ferro e anima" (Iron and soul) and Aurora Vannucci, 19 years old from Parma, with "Un posto nel mondo" (A place in the world).

The stories were chosen by the Technical Committee composed of Ermanno Paccagnini, Giulia Belloni, Michela Possamai and Daniela Tonolini. The announcement of the five shortlisted artists took place during a show at the Teatro Nuovo in Verona, organized in collaboration with Confindustria Verona. The morning, which featured the 12 semifinalists of this edition, was enlivened by performances by the dance school "All in Dance Clinic" and students of the Teatro Nuovo Theatre School.

The conduction was entrusted to Federico Basso and Davide Paniate, well-known presenters and authors of numerous editions of Zelig. The winner of the Campiello Giovani will be announced during a special evening dedicated only to young people scheduled at the Teatro Goldoni in Venice, and awarded on Saturday 13 September on the stage of the Teatro La Fenice in Venice during the final ceremony of the competition aimed at seniors.

(Online Union)

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