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1989 – Francesca Duranti Wins the Campiello Prize with “Effetti personali” By Patrizia Riello Pera, Padua, Italy. In 1989, the Campiello Prize was awarded to Francesca Duranti for “Effetti personali”, a refined and restless novel that transforms the search for a hidden truth into an investigation of the most fragile areas of memory and identity.... https://urbanmoodmagazine.com/1989-francesca-duranti-wins-the-campiello-prize-with-effetti-personali/

Memory, Family and Silent Wounds by Patrizia Riello Pera, Padua, Italy In 1991, the Premio Campiello was awarded to Isabella Bossi Fedrigotti for…... https://urbanmoodmagazine.com/memory-family-and-silent-wounds/

Due sorelle divise dalla vita e unite dalla memoria di Patrizia Riello Pera, Padova, Italia Nel 1991 il Premio Campiello viene assegnato a Isabella Bossi Fedrigotti per…...

1987 – Raffaele Nigro Wins the Campiello Prize with “I fuochi del Basento” By Patrizia Riello Pera, Padua, Italy. In 1987, the Campiello Prize was awarded to Raffaele Nigro for “I fuochi del Basento”, a novel that offers one of the broadest and most significant representations of Southern Italian society between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.... https://urbanmoodmagazine.com/1987-raffaele-nigro-wins-the-campiello-prize-with-i-fuochi-del-basento/

1986 – Alberto Ongaro’s “La partita”: Adventure, Mystery, and the Campiello Prize By Patrizia Riello Pera, Padua, Italy. In 1986, the Campiello Prize was awarded to Alberto Ongaro for “La partita”, a novel that brings back to the centre of Italian fiction the pleasure of great adventure and of storytelling built on mystery, the unexpected, and the continual transformation of events.... https://urbanmoodmagazine.com/1986-alberto-ongaros-la-partita-adventure-mystery-and-the-campiello-prize/