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 · WOMAN AT WAR is the diary of a woman's growing self-awareness. Beginning as a passively absent narrator, Vannina encounters a fascinating array of characters during the holiday she . Woman at War. Dacia Maraini. Italica Press, - Fiction - pages. 0 Reviews. WOMAN AT WAR is the diary of a woman's growing self-awareness. Beginning as a passively absent narrator, Vannina.  · WOMAN AT WAR is the diary of a woman's growing self-awareness. Beginning as a passively absent narrator, Vannina encounters a fascinating array of characters during the holiday she .

Woman at War. Dacia Maraini. out Dacia Maraini is celebrated in italy, where her books are bestsellers and win important prizes, but she hasn't yet caught on in the United States, where translated fiction gets slighted and there's room for only two or three writers from each foreign country. I hope the Silent Duchess changes that. Dacia Maraini is an Italian writer. She is the daughter of Sicilian Princess Topazia Alliata di Salaparuta, an artist and art dealer, and of Fosco Maraini, a Florentine ethnologist and mountaineer of mixed Ticinese, English and Polish background who wrote in particular on Tibet and www.doorway.rui's work focuses on women's issues, and she has written numerous plays and novels. 'BE SILENT, Dacia Maraini]' - la Maraini taccia] - an Italian Catholic newspaper screamed recently. Throughout the Sixties right-wing groups wanted to have Maraini tried for obscenity and accused.

WOMAN AT WAR is the diary of a woman's growing self-awareness. Beginning as a passively absent narrator, Vannina encounters a fascinating array of characters during the holiday she takes on an island in the Bay of Naples with her husband, Giacinto. A novel by Dacia Maraini. First English translation. by Mara Benetti and. Elspeth Spottiswood. WOMAN AT WAR is the diary of a woman’s growing self-awareness. Beginning as a passively absent narrator, Vannina encounters a fascinating array of characters during the holiday she takes on an island in the Bay of Naples with her husband, Giacinto. When he returns to work in a garage in Rome, Vannina travels to Naples with Suna, a friend she has made on vacation. Woman at War: Author: Dacia Maraini: Translated by: Mara Benetti, Elspeth Spottiswood: Publisher: Lighthouse Books, ISBN: , Length: pages: Export Citation.