Gaja Cenciarelli - Domani interrogo e altre storie

In case of rain, the events planned at the Palude will be held inside the Park headquarters, in the center of Colfiorito.

"Tomorrow I'll Interrogate and Other Stories," Gaja Cenciarelli talks with Loredana Lipperini. Author of two successful novels, one of which was made into a film, and her third, "The Revolutionary and the Teacher," unites two seemingly distant lives.

Umbria Green Festival: "The Shape of Water" is a series of literary encounters that focuses on female thought, the local area, and the future. Featuring ten of Italy's most important contemporary writers, the event aims to foster a renewed cultural awareness in environmentally significant locations, thanks also to the nature education program that precedes the Festival's events.

"The Shape of Water" is not just a literary event, but a cultural event that unites literature, civic engagement, and the promotion of inland areas.

6:00 PM: Colfiorito Marsh

Guest: Gaja Cenciarelli

Title: Tomorrow I'll Interrogate and Other Stories

Gaja Cenciarelli is a writer, translator, and teacher. She lives and works in Rome, where she teaches English language and literature in high schools. She is a member of the "Piccoli Maestri," an association of writers who discuss and read books in schools. She has written novels, short stories, and critical essays. Her published works include Extra omnes. The Infinite Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi (Zona 2006), Blood of Her Blood (nottetempo 2011), ROME. All Caps Like on Old License Plates (Ventizeronovanta 2015), Stupendo Thought (Lite Editions 2015), The Naked Truth (Marsilio 2019), and Tomorrow I Interrogo (Marsilio 2022). Il Brugattolo is her first novel for young adults.