Antonio Mura Ena arrives late to poetry in the Sardinian language, but leaves traces considered indelible. He was born in Bono in 1908 but spent most of his childhood in Lula, the guest of his uncle Giovanni Antonio Mura...
Giovanni Lilliu, archaeologist, in addition to excavating the nuragic palace of Barumini, has contributed with his studies and his incessant activity of intelligent dissemination to making known and valued the Paleosardi...
A bilingual writer, Francesco Masala has published books of poetry, fiction, theater and non-fiction, in Sardinian and Italian. The multiple translations into foreign languages testify to the universality of the message...
Antonio Cossu is a writer, author of novels and journalist, and at the same time a cultural animator, to whom we owe the foundation of the literary magazine “The Viper's Cave”.
Michelangelo Pira, a key figure in the Sardinian culture of the late twentieth century, is one of the first and most committed scholars of the Sardinian language and its problems, moved not by an occasional interest but...
Antonio Garau è autore di apprezzatissime e riuscite piéces teatrali in lingua sarda, che hanno conosciuto una vastissima diffusione a livello non solo popolare.
Benvenuto Lobina is one of the greatest exponents of twentieth-century poetry and prose in the Sardinian language, a central reference point for cultural identity policies and strategies.
The figure of the poet Tonino Ledda from Ozieri is important for framing the phenomenon of the rediscovery of poetry and prose in the Sardinian language through literary prizes.
“Fippo operaju 'e luche soliana e como so oscuru artisanu de versos,” wrote Pietro Mura, one of the greatest poets 'in limba' of the twentieth century.
Dessanai plays an important role in the history of poetic production “in limba”, in particular for its maturation and the subsequent rejection of the linguistic stylistic and overly literary forms of Logudorese “archaic”...
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