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Name
  
Domenico Starnone

Role
  
Writer

Awards
  
Strega Prize


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Books
  
Via Gemito, Ex cattedra, First Execution

Movies
  
La scuola, Auguri professore, Teeth, All the Love There Is, Soul Mate

Similar People
  
Silvio Orlando, Daniele Luchetti, Elena Ferrante, Sergio Rubini, Francesco Piccolo

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Domenico Starnone (born 1943) is an Italian writer, screenwriter and journalist.

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Born in Saviano, near Naples, he has worked for several newspapers and satirical magazines, including L'Unità, Il Manifesto, Tango, and Cuore, usually about episodes of his life as a high school teacher. He also works as screenwriter.

The movies La scuola (by Daniele Luchetti) and Denti (by Gabriele Salvatores) are based on his books.

His most appreciated book is Via Gemito, which won the Premio Strega in 2001. It was suggested in 2006 that the mysterious writer Elena Ferrante, author of L'amore molesto and I giorni dell'abbandono, is Starnone himself.

Starnone is married to Anita Raja, the literary translator who was unmasked as famed author Elena Ferrante in a report by the Italian investigative journalist Claudio Gatti in 2016.

Domenico starnone e il suo lacci


References

Domenico Starnone Wikipedia