A busy day at the literary festival

The Campania Libri Festival offers a unique experience for literature enthusiasts, filling the day with over 50 different activities. Guests will have the pleasure of choosing from a wide range of authors and genres, making the event an unmissable meeting point for lovers of culture and writing.

### Literary meetings and unique proposals

From the early morning, the festival features a rich program of prestigious presentations and talks. Among these, a keynote address by Franco-Swiss writer Frédéric Pajak, who will present "Nietzsche at the Piano" in the Nature Room, is highlighted. Meanwhile, in the Almanacs space, Ludovic Slimak will explore "The Last Neanderthal." Various special events will be held in various rooms of the Palazzo, including a panel dedicated to "Girls in Korean Children's Literature."

### Events for schools and training

The festival isn't just for adults. At 9 a.m., the Teatro di Corte-Infinito will host "Orientalife - School Orients for Life." This event is aimed at training education professionals and is a point of reference for local schools, thanks to its collaboration with important institutions such as the Regional School Office and INAIL Campania.

### Exhibitions and cultural collaborations

At 11:XNUMX a.m., Maurizio De Giovanni will inaugurate a comix exhibition inspired by the famous Inspector Ricciardi. Meanwhile, Barbara Perna, Roberto Cicala, and Costantino Esposito will offer reflections on contemporary literature and culture. Also worth mentioning is the "Emotions in Travel" contest, a collaboration between the Campania Festival Foundation and the National Association of Italian Magistrates.

### Afternoon of intellectual explorations

The afternoon of the festival will be equally stimulating. At 14.30:16 pm, Fatima Ouassak will present "For a Pirate Ecology," followed by Rosanna Turone's "Santa" at XNUMX:XNUMX pm. Both events aim to capture the imagination of attendees. Furthermore, the Teatro di Corte will host the renowned "Repubblica Dialogues," which spark lively debates on contemporary society.

### Evening of reflections and discoveries

As evening approaches, the festival will offer a variety of fascinating programs. At 20.30:22 pm, "The Voices of Infinity" will present various performances inspired by Giacomo Leopardi. Simultaneously, several venues will host unique and engaging book presentations. The day will conclude at XNUMX pm with the screening of "'O Festival," a tribute to twenty years of Neapolitan song.

### A festival not to be missed

The Campania Libri Festival, funded by the Campania Region and organized by the Fondazione Campania dei Festival, represents a cultural journey open to all, with free and reservation-only events. For those who wish to immerse themselves in local and international culture, the detailed program is available on the festival's official website.