Books set in Basilicata
8 books and other written works set here; ordered by Italian Wikipedia lookups, not readers or sales.
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- 1GrottoleMille anni che sto qui1
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How this list is made
Placed by where the story is set, not where the book was written.
Browse regionsEvery region by name
Pick a region. Darker means more titles set there.
- Lazio154 titles
- Lombardia148 titles
- Sicilia143 titles
- Campania102 titles
- Toscana102 titles
- Emilia-Romagna80 titles
- Piemonte72 titles
- Veneto58 titles
- Sardegna48 titles
- Friuli-Venezia Giulia32 titles
- Puglia22 titles
- Liguria19 titles
- Abruzzo13 titles
- Calabria12 titles
- Basilicata8 titles
- Trentino-Alto Adige6 titles
- Marche3 titles
- Valle d'Aosta3 titles
- Molise2 titles
- Umbrianone set
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