All our yesterdays (Carcanet Collection) - Softcover
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Natalia Ginzburg was born in Palermo, Italy in 1916. She grew up in Turin, where she worked as a publisher and writer. She wrote over a dozen novels, as well as short stories, essays, and plays. She received great acclaim for her translations into Italian of both Proust and Flaubert. She died in Rome in 1991.
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- PublisherCarcanet Press Ltd
- ISBN 10 0856355933
- ISBN 13 9780856355936
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Text in English. 300 pp. Minor rubbing on the covers. All Our Yesterdays tells how the children grow into war and its aftermath. The boys flirt with revolution; Amalia marries a young German Jew; Concettina marries into a family that supports Mussolini; and Anna the youngest child, becomes pregnant when she is sixteen and is married off to Cenzo Rena, an eccentric family friend. War scatters them, but even war cannot break their bonds. All Our Yesterdays is about the endurance and resilience of people living through adolescence and early adulthood in a hostile world. The survivors return to face each other across the old street, life begins to flow again- but a life altered in every nerve. The second part of the novel follows Anna and Cenzo Rena to the poorest Part of southern Italy (recalling Christ Stopped at Eboli) and portrays a society hungry for change, betrayed by war. Seller Inventory # 4422
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