The book: "Acabar", in Spanish, means to end. And in Sardinian "accabadora" is she who ends. In the eyes of the community, her act is not that of a murderer, but the loving and merciful act of one who helps destiny to be fulfilled. She is the last mother. The author: Michela Murgia (Cabras 1972 - Rome 2023), intellectual, activist, and writer, has been translated into over twenty-five countries, across three continents, and has received numerous awards - including the Campiello, the SuperMondello, and the Order of Arts and Letters from the French Ministry of Culture. After holding various jobs (often precarious), she debuted in 2006 with "Il mondo deve sapere", which inspired the film by Paolo Virzì "Tutta la vita davanti". For Einaudi, she has published: "Viaggio in Sardegna" (2008), "Accabadora" (2009), "Ave Mary" (2011), "L'incontro" (2012), "Chirú" (2015), "Futuro interiore" (2016), "Istruzioni per diventare fascisti" (2018), "Stai zitta" (2021), and "God Save the Queer" (2022). With Chiara Tagliaferri, she wrote "Morgana. Storie di ragazze che tua madre non approverebbe" (Mondadori, 2019) and "Morgana. L'uomo ricco sono io" (Mondadori, 2021), inspired by the cult podcast of storielibere.fm. She also wrote the literary memoir "L'inferno è una buona memoria" (Marsilio, 2018), the children's book "Noi siamo tempesta" (Salani, 2019), and the stories that make up the novel "Tre ciotole. Rituali per un anno di crisi" (Mondadori, 2023). Her voice has inspired and influenced the debate on crucial themes of the present and future also through radio and television programs, speeches in public and bookstores, countless interventions in newspapers, magazines, and social media.
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The book: "Acabar", in Spanish, means to end. And in Sardinian "accabadora" is she who ends. In the eyes of the community, her act is not that of a murderer, but the loving and merciful act of one who helps destiny to be fulfilled. She is the last mother. The author: Michela Murgia (Cabras 1972 - Rome 2023), intellectual, activist, and writer, has been translated into over twenty-five countries, across three continents, and has received numerous awards - including the Campiello, the SuperMondello, and the Order of Arts and Letters from the French Ministry of Culture. After holding various jobs (often precarious), she debuted in 2006 with "Il mondo deve sapere", which inspired the film by Paolo Virzì "Tutta la vita davanti". For Einaudi, she has published: "Viaggio in Sardegna" (2008), "Accabadora" (2009), "Ave Mary" (2011), "L'incontro" (2012), "Chirú" (2015), "Futuro interiore" (2016), "Istruzioni per diventare fascisti" (2018), "Stai zitta" (2021), and "God Save the Queer" (2022). With Chiara Tagliaferri, she wrote "Morgana. Storie di ragazze che tua madre non approverebbe" (Mondadori, 2019) and "Morgana. L'uomo ricco sono io" (Mondadori, 2021), inspired by the cult podcast of storielibere.fm. She also wrote the literary memoir "L'inferno è una buona memoria" (Marsilio, 2018), the children's book "Noi siamo tempesta" (Salani, 2019), and the stories that make up the novel "Tre ciotole. Rituali per un anno di crisi" (Mondadori, 2023). Her voice has inspired and influenced the debate on crucial themes of the present and future also through radio and television programs, speeches in public and bookstores, countless interventions in newspapers, magazines, and social media.
