Viareggio Rèpaci Literary Award, here are the roses of the 92nd edition

Here are the roses of the Viareggio-Rèpaci Literary Prize 2021, 92nd edition. Among these titles, the three finalists will be announced on Saturday 3 July, when the president Paolo Mieli and some jurors will meet with the public to present the finalist titles at the Caboto Beach Club, in via Barellai 53 in Viareggio (starting from 18). For the Narrative section, there are: Edith Bruck, “The lost bread”, The ship of Theseus; Annalisa De Simone, “Always alone with someone”; Antonio Marsilio Franchini, “The old wrestler”, Nn; Pasquale Gallicchio, “Nothing is lost forever”, Delta 3; Nicola Lagioia, “The city of the living”, Einaudi; Gaia Manzini, “No words say about us”, Bompiani; Gilda Policastro, “The part of Malvasia”, The ship of Theseus; Marco Salotti, “Immune love”, the Melangolo; Alice Urciuolo, “Adoration”, 66thand2ndFor the Poetry section, here is Andrea Bajani, “Dimora naturale”, Einaudi; Elisa Biagini, “Filaments”, Einaudi; Vittorino Curci, “Poems (2020-1997”), The Happy Life; Roberto Deidier, “All’altra capo”, Mondadori; Tommaso Di Francesco, “The diviners. Four poems, four colloquial poems and a fable”, Manifestolibri; Elisa Donzelli, “Album”, Nottetempo; Marilena Renda, “Fate morgane”, L’Arcolaio, Flavio Santi, “Quanti (shavings, wakes, waves) 1999-2019”, Industry & literature editions; Antoella Sbuelz, “Ask every drop for the sea”, ed. Press 2009. For the Nonfiction section, finally, Marco Antonio Bazzocchi, “With the eyes of Artemisia. Roberto Longhi and Italian culture”, il Mulino; Alberto Casadei, Alberto, “Dante”, the Assayer; Claudio Giunta, “The alternatives do not exist. The life and works of Tommaso Labranca”, il Mulino; Alessandra Necci, “At the heart of the empire. Napoleon and his women between feeling and power”, Marsilio; Giovanna Pancheri, “American Renaissance. Donald Trump’s Nation and Joe Biden’s Challenge”, Sem; Marco Pellegrini, “Savonarola”, Salerno; Walter Siti, “Against commitment. Reflections on the good in literature”, Rizzoli; Gianni Sofri, “The missing year. Arsenio Frugoni in 1944-45”, il Mulino; Lorenzo Tomasin, “Romance Europe. Seven linguistic stories”, Einaudi.