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Davideo Rondoni | |
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Born | 1964 Forlì, Italy |
Nationality | Italian |
Known for | poetry; |
Davide Rondoni (born 1964) is an Italian poet and writer. [1]
He graduated in literature at the University of Bologna with Ezio Raimondi. He founded the Center for Contemporary Poetry of the University of Bologna. He has written several collections of poetry, published in Italy and abroad. [2]
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