After Giving lifereleased by Rizzoli last January, the second will be released in bookstores on Tuesday 30 April book posthumous of Michela Murgia. Published by Mondadori, it’s called Remember me as you like. The volume is an autobiography of the writer and intellectual who passed away at just 51 years old in August 2023, born from an interview with Beppe Cottafavi.
Michela Murgia’s new book is out
“Remember me as you like” is the answer Michela Murgia gave to Aldo Cazzullo on Corriere della Sera in one of his last interviews. A phrase that was chosen for the title of new book by the writer, the second released after her death.
Published by Mondadori, Remember me as you like arrives in bookstores tomorrow, Tuesday 30 April.
What is “Remember me as you like” about?
The new book by Michela Murgia is presented as follows by the publishing house: “The living voice ofmost lucid and passionate intellectual of our time come back to visit us for a formidable showdown on power, feminism, faith, literature. But above all about the ten lives that she lived with enchanted shamelessness, without fear, she retraced orally in theunique autobiography as organic as possible for someone who has crossed the world running barefoot, burning each stage brightly.”
Remember me as you like retraces the life of Michela Murgia who, shortly before her death, spent a week telling her story Beppe Cottafavihis editor and friend.
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The book is enriched by four unpublished stories and from other texts that the author has chosen and indicated between one memory and another.
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“How we got to this point like this, suddenly? This is the question I tried to answer in a series of Instagram stories, in which I retraced the last thirty years of Italian history to explain how we arrived at a ‘new fascism‘”.
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Thus Michela Murgia in an excerpt from the new book, Remember me as you likeanticipated by Republic. In a story in which his life is intertwined withpolitical analysis of the last 30 years.
“Ministers who talk about race – we read again – control of women’s bodies, rights taken away from minorities, xenophobic policies, protesters registered by Digos, purges in the cultural and information system: here is the list I have drawn up to summarize the news politics since last May. The question is that we didn’t get there all at once. It is a trend that many had already predicted in recent decades.”
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