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Troubling Love
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Troubling Love

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  • My Brilliant Friend
    Elena Ferrante
    / Early work

    …debut with L’amore molesto (Troubling Love), which follows middle-aged Delia as she returns to her native Naples to reconstruct the last days of her mother, whose body is found almost entirely naked and drowned in a river. In the lead-up to the novel’s release, Ferrante refused to do any…

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    …debut with L’amore molesto (Troubling Love), which follows middle-aged Delia as she returns to her native Naples to reconstruct the last days of her mother, whose body is found almost entirely naked and drowned in a river. In the lead-up to the novel’s release, Ferrante refused to do any…

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