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Natalia Ginzburg was born in Sicily and is regarded as one of the most important Italian writers of the twentieth century. She wrote dozens of essays, plays, and novels, including Voices in the Evening, All our Yesterdays, and Family Lexicon, which won the prestigious Strega Prize in 1963. She was involved in activism throughout her life, and served in the Italian parliament from 1983-1987.
Novels
Voices in the Evening (1961)
Family Lexicon (1963)
aka Family Sayings
No Way (1974)
Dear Michael (1975)
All Our Yesterdays (1982)
The Manzoni Family (1987)
The City and the House (1987)
The Things We Used to Say (1997)
Happiness As Such (2019)
Family Lexicon (1963)
aka Family Sayings
No Way (1974)
Dear Michael (1975)
All Our Yesterdays (1982)
The Manzoni Family (1987)
The City and the House (1987)
The Things We Used to Say (1997)
Happiness As Such (2019)
Collections
The Little Virtues (1986)
Valentino and Sagittarius (1988)
Family (1988)
The Road to the City (1990)
Four Novellas (1990)
Family and Borghesia (1992)
The Complete Short Stories of Natalia Ginzburg (2010)
Valentino and Sagittarius (1988)
Family (1988)
The Road to the City (1990)
Four Novellas (1990)
Family and Borghesia (1992)
The Complete Short Stories of Natalia Ginzburg (2010)
Novellas and Short Stories
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Books containing stories by Natalia Ginzburg
Natalia Ginzburg recommends
Last Summer in the City (1970)
Gianfranco Calligarich
"The true quality of this novel is the way it enlightens, with a desperate clearness, a relationship between a man and a city, that is, between crowd and loneliness."
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