The home of writer, translator, poet and anti-Fascist partisan Joyce Lussu (8 May 1912 - 4 November 1998) is on sale at Fermo in Marche, with rising calls for the state to buy it and turn it into a museum in her memory.
Joyce Lussu. (Photo: ANSA)
The luxurious and historic villa at San Tommaso di Fermo, where the Florence-born writer spent her holidays, was put on the property market a few days ago.
“The family and all Joyce’s friends would like to see this residence become a specially preserved house, a home-museum open to all,” her biographer Silvia Ballestra told ANSA.
“Let it become a forum to speak of peace.”
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