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Ugo Riccarelli

Ugo Riccarelli (3 December 1954 – 21 July 2013) was an Italian novelist and short story writer. Ugo Riccarelli was born in Turin, Riccarelli read philosophy at the University of Turin. He won the 1998 Campiello Prize for Un uomo che forse si chiamava Schulz and the 2004 Strega Prize for his novel, Il dolore perfetto (The Perfect Pain).

Ugo Riccarelli

Born
1954 · Cirié.
Died
2013 · Rome.
Nationality
Italy
Occupation
writer · poet · journalist
Education
University of Turin
Honours
Strega Prize · Premio Selezione Campiello · Premio Campiello
Languages
Italian

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Ugo Riccarelli (3 December 1954 – 21 July 2013) was an Italian novelist and short story writer. Ugo Riccarelli was born in Turin, Riccarelli read philosophy at the University of Turin. He won the 1998 Campiello Prize for Un uomo che forse si chiamava Schulz and the 2004 Strega Prize for his novel, Il dolore perfetto (The Perfect Pain).

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