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“Fellow Sardinian literary giants, like Antonio Gramsci, Emilio Lussu , Salvatore Satta and contemporary writer Michela Murgia encountered the same.”
“After his wife discovered a novel by Grazia Deledda on a lonely pile in the corner of a bookstore in New England, he searched for the rest of her works, only finding them in small and university presses.”
“Her first novel, Fior di Sardegna (Flowers of Sardinia), appeared in 1892, at the age of twenty-one.”
“Hailed in the American newspapers in 1902 as the “George Sand of Sardinia”—though, George Sand never won the Nobel—Deledda’s role in Sardinian literature occupied its own realm.”
“She went on to write more than sixty works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.”
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“At the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm, Deledda simply accepted the award without the traditional lecture.”
“Lawrence in 1921, who spent less than a week in Sardinia.”
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