![“In your literary work, all roads lead to the human heart. You never tire of listening affectionately to its legends, its mysteries, conflicts, anxieties, and eternal longings.”
– Nathan Söderblom, addressing Grazia Deledda upon presenting her with the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926
Happy birthday to the masterful writer responsible for Fior di Sardegna (1892)[Flower of Sardinia], La via del male (1896) [The Evil Way], and Il vecchio della montagna (1900) [The Old Man of the Mountain], with which she became known as one of the best young female writers in Italy.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mb0ss4LLBW1qdq50ro1_400.jpg)
“In your literary work, all roads lead to the human heart. You never tire of listening affectionately to its legends, its mysteries, conflicts, anxieties, and eternal longings.”
– Nathan Söderblom, addressing Grazia Deledda upon presenting her with the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926
Happy birthday to the masterful writer responsible for Fior di Sardegna (1892)[Flower of Sardinia], La via del male (1896) [The Evil Way], and Il vecchio della montagna (1900) [The Old Man of the Mountain], with which she became known as one of the best young female writers in Italy.
