I know it's a little early, but I'm starting to plan for my personal reading challenge for 2020.
The theme: Italian
Book count goal: 30-40
I'm looking for books that are either 1) by an Italian author, 2) set in Italy, or 3) about Italy.
This is where I need some help.
Outside of the obvious authors like Primo Levi, Italo Calvino, Andrea Camilleri, and Elena Ferrante who are some authors or titles I should add to my list?
Megabooks She originally wrote this in Italian about how learning it helped her find her voice as an author. 5y
In Other Words
Megabooks Also Umberto Eco. I enjoyed 5y
Numero Zero
cassareada @Megabooks she published a collection of Italian short stories earlier this year. I'm thinking of buying it as a Christmas gift for myself. 5y
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cassareada @Megabooks I was told to read this one by him as well. Have you read it? I'll definitely check out the one you recommend. 5y
The Name of the Rose
Megabooks @cassiopia Awesome! I‘ll have to check it out! 5y
Megabooks @cassiopia I have not read it! Thanks for the recommendation! 5y
Aloisi_tribe Anthony Doerr‘s memoir. Excellent, excellent book 5y
Four Seasons in Rome: On Twins, Insomnia, and the Biggest Funeral in the History of the World
Emilymdxn Call me by your name is set in Italy and is a fantastic book! I‘m a huge fan of absolutely everything by Italo Calvino but particularly if on a winters night a traveller and invisible cities. Also my fave Shakespeare measure for measure is set in Italy! 5y
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