Emma's descent recalled Anna's obsessive love and her ambivalence towards her daughter, Elisa, in "Lies and Sorcery" (1948) by Elsa Morante. (Read with @joiedevivre9.bsky.social with #NYRBWomen25 )
Emma's descent recalled Anna's obsessive love and her ambivalence towards her daughter, Elisa, in "Lies and Sorcery" (1948) by Elsa Morante. (Read with @joiedevivre9.bsky.social with #NYRBWomen25 )
Elsa Morante and her cats!
Morante’s love for cats crept into her writings such as History: A Novel (translated by William Weaver, 1977) featuring Rossella, the striped orange and red cat!
#WITMONTH #womenintranslation #WIT 📚💙
Elsa Morante and her cats!
Morante’s love for cats crept into her writings such as History: A Novel (translated by William Weaver, 1977) featuring Rossella, the striped orange and red cat!
#WITMONTH #womenintranslation #WIT 📚💙
The Outsiders
Napoleon Dynamite
Name up to three films whose lines you endlessly quote in all sorts of contexts.
As is traditional, I'll go first:
• Meet Me in St. Louis
• Love and Death
• The Sunshine Boys*
*So yes, films based on plays are fine.
The Outsiders
Napoleon Dynamite
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― Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends
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― Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends
#knausgaardtogethertheseasons
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#knausgaardtogethertheseasons
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We're tackling creative license on your own life in Teffi's Tolstoy, Rasputin, Others, and Me -- plus Tim O'Brien's In the Lake of the Woods.