The memory of Claudia Musio pervades Trexenta, where the writer left her mark with her sensitivity and ability to connect with people. The news of her passing, at just 45 years old, has also brought sadness to those who knew her at local cultural events. She is remembered by the organizers of the Festival dell'Altrove in Guasila, an event dedicated to literature and the figure of writer and anthropologist Giulio Angioni, and by the mayor of Mandas, Umberto Oppus, who shared the memory of a meeting dating back to the summer of 2012.
The Festival dell'Altrove itself shared a message of condolence on social media, remembering Claudia Musio's participation in the event last July, when she moderated the presentation of Davide Piras's novel "Femmenella": "Her kindness, her spirit of curiosity, all her feelings, her authenticity, were undeniable," read the message from the Festival, which gathered around her family and loved ones, remembering the human value of a woman who knew how to convey emotions and create connections through her writing.
Umberto Oppus also paid tribute to the writer, recalling her participation in the DH Lawrence Prize, the travel literature festival held annually in Mandas. It was August 2012 when Claudia Musio was a guest of the Reading Circle to present her book "The Bride of Tutankhamun." "As a municipal administration," Oppus said, "we express our deepest sympathy to the writer's family, whom we remember with great affection." Two different testimonies, united by the same gratitude: that of a woman who left her mark not only through her books, but also through her kindness, curiosity, and ability to build relationships.