Salvatore Satta
Italian author
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Salvatore Satta was a Sardinian professor of law whose significant literary works were not revealed until after his death. His best-known novel is Il giorno del giudizio (1979), translated as The Day of Judgement. Satta's literary production is mentioned alongside other authors like Stefano DâArrigo and Gesualdo Bufalino, who also published notable works later in their careers or after their passing. This period saw a rise in media-driven culture that encouraged the discovery of "new voices" in Italian literature.1
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