A city proud of its history. Of its culture, of its illustrious citizens. And then, true to that title of "Sardinian Athens" that permeates every corner of the historic center, in those glimpses narrated by Salvatore Satta. This autumn, Nuoro will be the protagonist of two important cultural events , capable of embracing the entire island. On one hand, the celebrations for the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the author of "Judgment Day" ; on the other, the second edition of the Sardinian Regional Book Fair "An Island and Its Books" . Two important events, presented this morning in the Spazio Ilisso, organized by the Sardinian Publishers Association (Aes) thanks to the support of the Sardinia Region. This morning
The Fair
Over five thousand visitors, excellent sales figures. Hence, the great affection of a community that has always been tied to reading. After the remarkable numbers and results achieved last December, in that unforgettable first edition, the Sardinian Regional Book Fair, "An Island and Its Books," will return to Nuoro. "The choice of dates, from November 6 to 9, 2025," explains AES President Simonetta Castia , "stems from the desire to consolidate the event's roots in the area, involving schools, cultural operators, and readers in a structured way. Nuoro, with its literary and cultural vocation, confirms itself as the natural home for the fair." This year too, the epicenter of the event will be the ancient Via Majore. Those large spaces overlooking Corso Garibaldi, from numbers 82 to 84, recently acquired by the Province of Nuoro and the Man museum.
Salvatore Satta
He is the author of "Judgment Day," an absolute masterpiece translated into several languages. It's impossible to remain indifferent to this novel, with its powerful and powerful passages. This is why the capital of Barbagia has decided to pay homage to the great jurist and writer, Salvatore Satta, fifty years after his death (1975-2025). Thus, the program of "Satti celebrations," conceived in consultation with the Scientific Committee established for the occasion and curated by Professor , is of utmost importance. It is The program aims to explore the author's multiple perspectives—literary, legal, artistic—and offer a collaborative reading of his intellectual legacy.











