About Carlo Laurenzi
Lived 1920 – 2003 (aged 82–83). Carlo Laurenzi was an Italian writer, journalist and screenwriter.
Carlo Laurenzi (19 May 1920 – 21 August 2003) was an Italian writer and journalist. He worked as a journalist for several major Italian newspapers, including La Stampa, Corriere della Sera and Il Giornale, and served as director of La Fiera Letteraria. He published essays, travel writings and novels, including Quell'antico amore, which was a finalist for the Campiello Prize.
Works Due anni a Roma (1957) Toscana delusa (1961) La carovana di mare (1968) Quell'antico amore (1972)
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Who was Carlo Laurenzi?
Italian writer and journalist (1920–2003)
When was Carlo Laurenzi born?
Carlo Laurenzi was born in 1920 in Livorno.
When did Carlo Laurenzi die?
Carlo Laurenzi died on 21 August 2003 in Rome.
What was Carlo Laurenzi's occupation?
Carlo Laurenzi was a writer, journalist and screenwriter.
What nationality was Carlo Laurenzi?
Carlo Laurenzi was Italian.
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