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Michela Murgia (born 3 June 1972) is an
Italian novelist. She is a winner of the Premio Campiello and the
Mondello International Literary Prize.
Michela Murgia was born in Cabras, Sardinia on 3 June 1972.
At the age of 18, she was taken in by her adoptive family as a filla
Accabadora (Supercoralli) de anima, a soul-child, a traditional
Sardinian adoption. In contrast to the usual age of between 10 and 14
years, Murgia's adoption was delayed because of her natural father's
opposition.[1]
Murgia attended the Lorenzo Mossa Oristano institute for
technical studies, and then joined the Institute of Religious Studies of
the Accabadora (Supercoralli) Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Oristano to
study theology.
Murgia taught religious studies at middle and grammar schools in Oristano for six years.[2]
Michela Murgia's first work, Il mondo deve sapere, was
published in 2006. This was a satire on the telemarketing call centre,
highlighting the economic exploitation and psychological manipulation
Accabadora (Supercoralli) of its workers. The book was dramatised for
the stage
by David Emmer and starred Teresa Saponangelo. It was also
filmed by Paolo Virzì, and released in 2008 as Tutta la vita
davanti.[1]
In 2008, Murgia wrote a travel book on her native Sardinia, Viaggio in Sardegna.
Murgia's 2009 novel, Accabadora (Supercoralli) Accabadora,
gained several awards including the Mondello International Literary
Prize and the Molinello Award for First Fiction.[3]
L'incontro, a novella, appeared in 2012.
In 2013, Murgia co-authored a book titled L'ho uccisa
perché l'amavo’. Falso! with Loredana Lipperini, which tackled the
issues of violence on women in Italy.
In 2016, Accabadora (Supercoralli) Murgia published "Chirú," a novel about a cross generational mentoring relationship.
In the regional elections of February 2014,[4] she stood as
a candidate as part of the Possible Sardinia coalition,[5] which aimed
to achieve Sardinian independence via the ballot, similar to the Catalan
and the Scottish referendums of 2014.[5] Murgia Accabadora
(Supercoralli) came third in the polls, gaining 10% of the vote.[6]
Murgia is a member of the Società Italiana delle Letterate.[3]
Accabadora (Supercoralli)
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