At the starting line this weekend, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 August, the first edition of the Literary Festival of Orosei "Unu Mare, Milli Istoriasa" (One Sea, A Thousand Stories) scheduled starting at 18.30 at the Lungomare di Cala LIberotto in Sos Alinos.

The silvery sand of the central beach and the beautiful sea of the suggestive Baronie area will frame this new important cultural event, which will see prestigious island authors and many musicians and singers alternate on stage.

Organized by the Municipal Administration and the Proloco Tourist Association of Orosei in collaboration with the Liber Literary Circle, Voltapagina Bookshop, Spazio Illisso and the Municipal Library, the intense program commissioned by the Mayor of Orosei Elisa Farris will be divided into two days.

Saturday 26, space for four undisputed protagonists of the island's literary scene, very popular even beyond the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Interviewed by the actor Dario Leone, Ciro Auriemma, Piergiorgio Pulixi, Giovanni Gusai and the only female writer of the evening, the journalist Maria Francesca Chiappe, leading signature of L'Unione Sarda and in bookstores with her new novel "Hostage" published by Castelvecchi which is enjoying great acclaim in Sardinia and beyond.

The readings will be entrusted to Rosa Sannai.

Many women, on the other hand, will be the protagonists of the musical scenes that will alternate with literary dialogues: the Intrempas Female Choir and the Juntos duo will perform on the Cala Liberotto stage.

A section will also be dedicated to young readers with workshops for children aged 6 to 11 organized by the Liber Literary Circle.

Sunday 27 the opening of the second evening is with Bruno Tognolini who will present "The poetic Murmur of the World" in collaboration with the Urisè Female Choir, the Sottovoce Children's Choir, the accordion virtuoso Giacomo Vardeu and the actress Monica Corimbi.

Following dialogue with the author Gianfranca Carboni edited by Vanna Fois with the musical intervention of the Urisè female choir accompanied by the pianist Gianpaolo Selloni.