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A Silence Shared

English

By (author): Lalla Romano

Translated by: Brian Robert Moore

Forced back to her remote hometown by the war, Giulia is immediately drawn to a couple in a similar situation: graceful, spontaneous Ada and her husband Paolo, a sickly teacher and partisan in hiding. Joined from Turin by Giulia's husband Stefano, the two couples form an intense bond; as the Germans begin to occupy Italy, a subtle dance of attractions begins, intensified by their shared isolation and the muffled hum of threat over a long, hard winter. In prose of subtle, enigmatic atmospheres and acutely precise images, Lalla Romano evokes both the tension and the stillness of life in occupied Italy. Translated into English for the first time, A Silence Shared is a captivating classic novel that inhabits the silent spaces between historic events, depicting the mysterious luminosity of human relationships in extraordinary circumstances. See more
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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 19 Jan 2023
  • Publisher: Pushkin Press
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781782278207

About Lalla Romano

Graziella 'Lalla' Romano (1906-2001) was an Italian novelist poet translator and visual artist. Initially more interested in painting from the 1940s Romano turned increasingly to writing publishing her first poetry collection in 1941. During World War II she returned to her home province of Cuneo and became involved with the partisans. Her first novel Maria was published in 1953 and she went on to become one of Italy's most renowned writers earning the Pavese Prize and the Strega Prize before her death at the age of 94.

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