Work : Prize 1987 (French award "Medicis Estranger")
Death:Death by Disease 25 March 2012 (Cancer, age 68) chart Placidus Equal_H.
Italian writer, the author of the best-seller "Sostiene Tereira," which was made into a movie starring Marcello Mastroianni. An expert in Portuguese literature, he edited the Italian edition of the works of Fernando Pessoa, of whom he wrote many essays. He also translated the poetry of Mário de Andrade. In 1987, he was given the French award "Medicis Etranger." He died on 25 March 2012 at age 68 in Lisbon, Portugal. Link to Wikipedia biography Read less
Birth Date: September 23, 1943
Birth Place: Pisa, Italy
As of my knowledge cutoff date in October 2021, Antonio Tabucchi passed away on March 25, 2012. For the latest news, please consult reliable news sources.
Antonio Tabucchi did not have personal social media accounts as his prominence was during a time before the widespread use of social media platforms.
Antonio Tabucchi was a prolific writer and essayist. While he is no longer alive to undertake new projects, his works continue to be studied and celebrated. His notable works include "Pereira Maintains" and "Indian Nocturne". Recent projects related to his legacy may include new translations, adaptations, or academic studies of his works.
Antonio Tabucchi was known for his deep interest in Portuguese literature and culture. He translated many works of Fernando Pessoa into Italian and spent much of his life between Italy and Portugal. He was a professor of Portuguese literature at the University of Siena.
Antonio Tabucchi's work has left a lasting impact on contemporary literature. His exploration of themes such as existentialism, identity, and the complex nature of reality has influenced many writers and thinkers.