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Campiello 2026, Wins Marcello Fois. The Dedication to Michela Murgia: "A Beautiful and Resilient Woman"

The writer won the 64th edition of the award with "L'immensa distraction" (Einaudi). Alcide Pierantozzi, second place, followed by Elena Varvello, Valeria Parrella and Ermanno Cavazzoni. The ceremony was held at Palazzo del Cinema del Lido in Venice

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The result was decreed by the Popular Jury of Anonymous Readers: 282 votes were cast out of 300 members.

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The writer won the 64th edition of the award with "L'immensa distraction" (Einaudi). Alcide Pierantozzi, second place, followed by Elena Varvello, Valeria Parrella and Ermanno Cavazzoni. The ceremony was held at Palazzo del Cinema del Lido in Venice

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Victory with a huge distraction

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Marcello Fois with 'The immense distraction' (Einaudi) is the winner for a breath of the 64th edition of the Campiello Prize, with 83 votes. The proclamation for the first time took place on 3 October in Sala Grande at the Palazzo del Cinema del Lido in Venice. (ANSA)

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A jury of three hundred readers, after the vote of the writers, awarded the "L'immensa distraction" which beats for only three votes "Lo sbilico" by Pierantozzi. The winner responds to Michele Mari who had criticized the physicality of the writer who died in 2023

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AGI - Marcello Fois is the winner of the 64th edition of the Premio Campiello, a contemporary Italian narrative competition promoted by the Fondazione Il Campiello (Fondazione Il Campiello) Confindustria Veneto. On the stage of the Palazzo del Cinema del Lido in Venice for the first time frame of the final evening, the writer won the prestigious award with the novel "L'immensa distraction" (Giulio Einaudi Editore), winning 83 votes on the 282 ex…

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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