Paola Capriolo (born 1 January 1962[1]) is an Italian novelist and translator.[2]
The daughter of a theatre critic and translator from Liguria and an artist from Turin,[2] she was born in Milan and was educated at the University of Milan, receiving a degree in philosophy in 1996. In 1988, she published her first book La grande Eulalia, a collection of short stories[3] which won the Giuseppe Berto Prize.[1]
Her work explores a reality outside of day-to-day life. Myth plays an important role in her writing.[4] She often is inspired by music, including references to music and making use of musical metaphors.[3]
Capriolo is also a reviewer for Corriere della Sera and a translator of German fiction.[1] Her work has been translated into several languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Danish, Dutch and Japanese.[3]
^ abcdMarrone, Gaetana; Puppa. Paolo, eds. (2006). Encyclopedia of Italian Literary Studies. pp. 377–78. ISBN1135455295.
^ ab"Un altro mondo: interview with Paola Capriolo, Milan, November 1996". University of Salford. November 1996.
^ abcdef. The Institute of Modern Languages Research. Archived from the original on 2014-10-25. Retrieved 2014-10-25.
^Wilson, Rita (2007). Billiani, Francesca; Sulis, Gigliola (eds.). The Italian Gothic and Fantastic: Encounters and Rewritings of Narrative Traditions. pp. 210–21. ISBN0838641261.
^"Premio Rapallo Carige". Book Awards. LibraryThing.
^Healey, Robin (1998). Twentieth-century Italian Literature in English Translation: An Annotated Bibliography 1929-1997. p. 382. ISBN0802008003.
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paola, capriolo, born, january, 1962, italian, novelist, translator, daughter, theatre, critic, translator, from, liguria, artist, from, turin, born, milan, educated, university, milan, receiving, degree, philosophy, 1996, 1988, published, first, book, grande,. Paola Capriolo born 1 January 1962 1 is an Italian novelist and translator 2 The daughter of a theatre critic and translator from Liguria and an artist from Turin 2 she was born in Milan and was educated at the University of Milan receiving a degree in philosophy in 1996 In 1988 she published her first book La grande Eulalia a collection of short stories 3 which won the Giuseppe Berto Prize 1 Her work explores a reality outside of day to day life Myth plays an important role in her writing 4 She often is inspired by music including references to music and making use of musical metaphors 3 Capriolo is also a reviewer for Corriere della Sera and a translator of German fiction 1 Her work has been translated into several languages including English French Spanish German Danish Dutch and Japanese 3 Contents 1 Selected works 1 1 Novels short stories 1 2 Children s literature 1 3 Translations from German 2 ReferencesSelected works editNovels short stories edit Il nocchiero 1989 received the Rapallo Carige Prize in 1990 5 and was a finalist for the Premio Campiello in 1991 1 Il doppio regno 1991 was a finalist for the Grinzane Cavour Prize in 1992 6 Vissi d amore 1992 La spettatrice 1995 Un uomo di carattere 1996 Barbara 1998 Una di loro 2001 Qualcosa nella notte Storia di Gilgamesh signore di Uruk e dell uomo selvatico cresciuto tra le gazzelle 2003 ll pianista muto 2009 3 Caino 2012 Mi ricordo 2015 Children s literature edit La ragazza dalla stella d oro 1991 L amico invisibile 2006 Maria Callas 2007 Indira Gandhi 2009 La macchina dei sogni 2009 3 Translations from German edit La morte a Venice Thomas Mann 1991 I dolori del giovane Werther Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1993 Le affinita elettive Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1995 Doppio sogno Arthur Schnitzler 2002 Pietre colorate Adalbert Stifter 2005 Metamorfosi Franz Kafka 2011 3 References edit a b c d Marrone Gaetana Puppa Paolo eds 2006 Encyclopedia of Italian Literary Studies pp 377 78 ISBN 1135455295 a b Un altro mondo interview with Paola Capriolo Milan November 1996 University of Salford November 1996 a b c d e f Paola Capriolo The Institute of Modern Languages Research Archived from the original on 2014 10 25 Retrieved 2014 10 25 Wilson Rita 2007 Billiani Francesca Sulis Gigliola eds The Italian Gothic and Fantastic Encounters and Rewritings of Narrative Traditions pp 210 21 ISBN 0838641261 Premio Rapallo Carige Book Awards LibraryThing Healey Robin 1998 Twentieth century Italian Literature in English Translation An Annotated Bibliography 1929 1997 p 382 ISBN 0802008003 nbsp nbsp This biographical article about an Italian writer or poet is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Paola Capriolo amp oldid 1068392256, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
