Santa Teresa Gallura is preparing to return to the center of the cultural scene: today the countdown officially began for “Il Mare d'inverno”, the winter session of “Ligghjendi”, the literary festival of Gallura, which from Thursday to Sunday will offer meetings with authors, thematic tables and events for the younger ones.
Among the most anticipated events of the festival directed by Flavio Soriga, in collaboration with Cooltour Gallura, those with Sandro Veronesi and Gabriella Genisi stand out , but breaking the ice on Thursday, in the location of the New community center "La funtana" in Santa Teresa Gallura, will be Francesca Diotallevi: starting at 6 pm, the author of the novel "L'ultimo mago" will talk with the Rai journalist Simona Desole retracing the plot of her novel and that of her career.
At 7:30 pm, Diego De Silva will follow: the Neapolitan writer, director and screenwriter will present “The End Credits of a Life Together” together with the journalist Mario Mossa. Among the collateral events, at 7 pm the cultural association Ventu d'Agliola will present the traditional dress of Santa Teresa Gallura.
On Friday, from 5:30 p.m., it will be the turn of Yari Selvetella, who together with Grazia Gotti will present “Grande festa al semaforo” for children aged 7 and up, while at 6:30 p.m. the author of “Alla lettera L. Libri e libreria” will explore the world of reading for children with Flavio Soriga. In closing (7:30 p.m.) Matteo B. Bianchi will present his latest book “La vita di chi resta”: he will be in conversation with the Milanese writer and television author Nicola Muscas.
On Saturday at 5pm, space for Beatrice Masini and the meeting with Alice Bigli, author of “Leggere piano, forte, fortissimo” for children aged 12 and up. At 6pm Paolo Ardovino will discuss his latest work “Chiassovezzano” with Piero Dorfles, then at 7pm Davide Toffolo, frontman of “Tre allegri ragazzi morti”, will talk about his career as a cartoonist. Finally, at 8pm Lorenzo Pavolini will talk with two-time winner of the Strega Prize Sandro Veronesi, author of “Settembre nero”.
. The appointment opens at 6 pm with the archaeologist Gabriella Gasperetti, the journalist Antonella Brianda and Beatrice Masini, author of “A house out of time” for children aged 10 and up: the reading group of young readers will participate in the event. Then, at 7 pm the meeting between Mauro Pusceddu and Gabriella Genisi and her “Giochi di ruolo”, a spin-off of the successful series of Indagini di Lolita Lobosco.
