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Carla Porta Musa

Italian supercentenarian, essayist and poet

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Carla Porta Musa
Born	15 March 1902 Como, Lombardy, Italy
Died	10 October 2012 (aged 110 years, 209 days) Como, Lombardy, Italy
Occupation(s)	Essayist, poet
Spouse	Giovanni Porta
Children	Livia Porta
Parent(s)	Enrico Musa Maria Casella

Carla Porta Musa (15 March 1902 – 10 October 2012) was an Italian supercentenarian, essayist and poet.

Musa was born in Como, Italy, to Maria Casella and Enrico Musa, a well known engineer in Milan. Her passion for books started on her sixth birthday when her father gave her a small library which she shared with her three siblings. She studied in Lausanne, Switzerland, Bushey, United Kingdom, and Paris, France.^[1]

She died on 10 October 2012 at Valduce Hospital in Como from pneumonia complications, aged 110 years, 209 days.^[2]

Partial bibliography

Le tre zitelle, 2010
Villa Elisabetta, 2008
Lasciati prender per mano, 2007
La ribelle incatenata, 2005
Nel segno di Chiara, 1998
Il cielo nel cuore, 1997
Il suo cane ciao e altre storie, 1995
Le stagioni di Chiara, 1994
Il tuo cuore e il mio, 1992
Lampi al magnesio, 1991
La luna di traverso, 1965
Il cortile, 1961
Storia di Peter, 1960
Girometta e Pampacoca, 1960
La breve estate, 1959
Liberata, 1958
Virginia 1880, 1955
Quaderno rosso, 1954
Nuovi momenti lirici, 1953
Momenti Lirici, 1950

References

^ Novaga, Michele (17 May 2010). "Carla Porta Musa, un secolo di scrittura". swissinfo (in Italian). SRG SSR. Retrieved 25 September 2011.
^ "Morta Carla Porta Musa". La Provincia di Como. Retrieved 10 October 2012.