InThe Ink Never DriesbyMauricio MatizBOOKS I READ: The Story of the Lost Child by Elena Ferrante (2014) translated by Ann Goldstein.The fourth and final installment of Ferrante’s Neapolitan series turns out to be my favorite of the set.Oct 13
Flori BercusElena Ferrante: Anonymity, Authenticity, and the Depths of WomanhoodElena Ferrante — My Brilliant Friend and other works (13 books) — PayhipMay 28
gawainThe Neapolitan NovelsElena Ferrante’s Neapolitan series of 4 novels is so wildly popular that I probably shouldn’t write anything about them. The New York Times…Sep 16Sep 16
Eric YoungWhy Elena Ferrante Is More Than Her Masked Identity?Elena Ferrante is a pseudonymous Italian author, and there is limited public information about her true identity. While many aspects of her…Nov 16, 2023Nov 16, 2023
EB“My Brilliant Friend” book review — Elena FerranteBeaches and streets of Naples. That is the setting of this book.Sep 8Sep 8
InThe Ink Never DriesbyMauricio MatizBOOKS I READ: The Story of the Lost Child by Elena Ferrante (2014) translated by Ann Goldstein.The fourth and final installment of Ferrante’s Neapolitan series turns out to be my favorite of the set.Oct 13
Flori BercusElena Ferrante: Anonymity, Authenticity, and the Depths of WomanhoodElena Ferrante — My Brilliant Friend and other works (13 books) — PayhipMay 28
gawainThe Neapolitan NovelsElena Ferrante’s Neapolitan series of 4 novels is so wildly popular that I probably shouldn’t write anything about them. The New York Times…Sep 16
Eric YoungWhy Elena Ferrante Is More Than Her Masked Identity?Elena Ferrante is a pseudonymous Italian author, and there is limited public information about her true identity. While many aspects of her…Nov 16, 2023
EB“My Brilliant Friend” book review — Elena FerranteBeaches and streets of Naples. That is the setting of this book.Sep 8
Andrew LampeA Double Review of Elena Ferrante’s The Lost Daughter [La Figlia Oscura] (2006) and Maggie…Best read after reading/watching!Feb 14, 2022
InContent LabbyJulia LatorreThe Neapolitan Novels Series: every woman has a bit of Lenu and LilaBut not everyone has the patience for all of Elena Ferrante’s pages, and that’s okay.May 24
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