Don State Public Library (175A Pushkinskaya Str.) will host an open lecture Writers Guidelines: What is Written and How in Contemporary Italy by Raffaella Romagnolo on February 25 at 4:00 pm. Entrance is free. The language of the lecture is English. Consecutive translation is provided.  

Italian cafe La Caffetteria on February 24,26 will become a venue for informal meetings with Raffaella Romagnolo where she will give a talk on Italy and Europe. Entrance by ticket and by pre-appointment (8-928-908-09-10).

All those who are interested in Italy, literature and the life of modern youth in Europe are welcome to visit these events.

For your information: the Italian writer  Raffaella Romagnolo was born in 1971 in a small town Casale Monferrato. Now lives in Rocca Grimaldo. Raffaella Romagnolo is an author of several books which gained recognition in Italy. In 2016 Raffaella Romagnolo was short-listed for a prestigious literature Strega Prize for her book La Figlia Sbagliata. Her works are mostly devoted to the problems of youth and teenagers.