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Francesca Duranti
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  • Gabriele D'Annunzio
    Italian literature
    / Women writers

    Francesca Duranti writes about a male character’s recollections of a house in La casa sul lago della luna (1984; The House on Moon Lake). Fabrizia Ramondino, in such novels as AlthĂ©nopis (1981; Eng. trans. Althenopis) and L’isola riflessa (1998; “The Inward-Looking Island”), is also concerned


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    Francesca Duranti writes about a male character’s recollections of a house in La casa sul lago della luna (1984; The House on Moon Lake). Fabrizia Ramondino, in such novels as AlthĂ©nopis (1981; Eng. trans. Althenopis) and L’isola riflessa (1998; “The Inward-Looking Island”), is also concerned


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