Sciliar d'Autrice - "Dimmi di te" with Chiara Gamberale (only Italian)
Book presentation/reading
Seis am Schlern
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Culture House O.v.Wolkenstein
39040 Seis am Schlern
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Tourist Association Siusi allo Sciliar - Siusi allo Sciliar/Seis am Schlern
Sciliar d’Autrice 2025 - First Edition
Authors share the stories behind their writing, engaging with the audience’s questions and comments.
The majestic beauty of the Schlern, its Euringer and Santner peaks, and the ruins of Oswald von Wolkenstein’s castle provide the backdrop for voices and dialogues inspired by pages and words.
“Dimmi di te”
(Tell me about yourself; Enaudi, 2024)
The writer Chiara GAMBERALE presents her latest book “Dimmi di te” (published by Einaudi). When a phase of growth turns into a "swamp," questions arise—directed at others, at the "guiding stars" of lost adolescence, and ultimately at oneself. Not to understand, but at least to avoid getting completely lost.
"I had exhausted my adolescence beyond all limits … I had even managed to have a child under adolescent circumstances … Everything that was supposed to revolve around us from then on—what we were supposed to revolve around—I didn’t know it, didn’t understand it, didn’t know how to face it …" Until, finally, in the Garden of Life …
Free admission
The event is held in Italian.
Authors share the stories behind their writing, engaging with the audience’s questions and comments.
The majestic beauty of the Schlern, its Euringer and Santner peaks, and the ruins of Oswald von Wolkenstein’s castle provide the backdrop for voices and dialogues inspired by pages and words.
“Dimmi di te”
(Tell me about yourself; Enaudi, 2024)
The writer Chiara GAMBERALE presents her latest book “Dimmi di te” (published by Einaudi). When a phase of growth turns into a "swamp," questions arise—directed at others, at the "guiding stars" of lost adolescence, and ultimately at oneself. Not to understand, but at least to avoid getting completely lost.
"I had exhausted my adolescence beyond all limits … I had even managed to have a child under adolescent circumstances … Everything that was supposed to revolve around us from then on—what we were supposed to revolve around—I didn’t know it, didn’t understand it, didn’t know how to face it …" Until, finally, in the Garden of Life …
Free admission
The event is held in Italian.