Giulia Caminito - La catena che ci unisce

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

"The Chain That Unites Us," Giulia Caminito in conversation with Loredana Lipperini.

With "Amatissime," a tribute to the mothers of pens who allow women writers to be what they are today.

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 of environmentally significant places, 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: Giulia Caminito

Title: The Chain That Unites Us

Giulia Caminito is a freelance writer and editor with a degree in Political Philosophy. She made her debut in 2016 with the novel La Grande A (Giunti), which won the Bagutta Opera Debut Prize, the Berto Prize, and the Brancati Giovani Prize. It was followed in 2019 by Un giorno verrà (Bompiani), which won her the Fiesole Under 40 Prize, and by L’acqua del lago non è mai dolce (Bompiani) in 2021, a finalist for the Strega Prize and winner of the 2021 Campiello Prize. She edited the Le mosche d’oro series with Nadia Terranova and Viola Lo Moro for Giulio Perrone Editore, for which she published Amatissime in 2022. She is part of the publishing professionals collective le Clementine.