The world of literature is waking up this morning with some pretty bad news. Michel Murgeafamous writer, she is dead on the night of August 10, 2023. One of the most influential and influential authors of her generation has passed away at the age of 51. He fought for a long time renal carcinoma at the fourth stage, how she herself communicated in her social networks.
She has now retired from public life due to health issues and has just married her current husband. Lorenzo Terenzi in the company of all his friends and colleagues in an intimate ceremony.
Eventually, however, the tumor took over and Michela Murgia, the great champion of women’s rights and justice, died.
Who was Michela Murgia
Born in 1972, born in Cabras in the province of Oristano. Before making her debut as a writer, Murja held a wide variety of jobs, from religion teacher to timeshare salesman, tax operator and night porter. It starts with The world must know where he highlights the unknown world of call center workers, exploitation and instability lurking in this sector.
But it’s in year 2009 who achieved ultimate success with a book published by Einaudi, Akkabador, which launches him into the sky of the country’s most beloved writers. Akkabador is a story that intertwines the themes of euthanasia and adoption in Sardinia in the 1950s. Thanks to the novel, she receives the most important awards in the literary sector: “Dessie”, “Super Mondello” and, finally, the “Dessie” award. Campiello Prize.
Among his works, we also note “Presente”, a short essay on femicide “I killed her because I loved her (False!)”, “Interior of the future”, “Hell is a good memory”, essay “Instruction for becoming a fascist” . , “We have a storm”, “Stai zitta”, “God save the queers. Feminist Catechism” and, finally, the last “Three of Cups”, which immediately rose to the top of the sales charts.
A prolific author, mother, friend, and most recently wife. A few farewell greetings from Teresa Ciabatti Saviano, from Loredana Lipperini to Mondadori himself. Last greeting. Goodbye Kelleda (Miquela in Sardinian).