Chiara Valerio

by Editorial Team | Nov 25, 2009 in Authors | Leave A Comment

Chiara Valerio, born in Formia in the winter of 1978.

Since then I’ve even been reading other people’s shopping receipts with immense bewilderment and my head always full of washing up liquid. And bubbles too. which I love, but not in the water. I’m getting off the point.

That’s my specialty: beating about the bush, deserting, looking elsewhere and the like. In fact, I’ve been studying maths for the last ten years. with a bit of writing in between. Even in the summer.

“A complicare le cose” edited by Robin in 2003 won the Carver award.

In 2006, my first novel “Ognuno sta solo” was chosen by iQuindici for INCIQUID [2/06, #9] and is published on paper for the people of Giulio Perrone publishers. “Fermati un minuto a salutare” came out, again with Robin, in February 2007 and I hope it won’t be going back soon. I collaborate with Nuovi Argomenti.

Now I’ll go back to my writing, if you don’t mind.