malafemmina press
is up and running again
You’ll never have me
like you want me,
a novel by Rose Romano, is
back in print,
thanks to the help of
Emanuele Paris,
a neighbor who runs a small
press of his own:
Edizioni Sette Città
(www.settecitta.eu)
When Emilia realizes what
Italy means, she decides to keep a journal.
As an Italian-American who
lived all her life in Brooklyn, Emilia goes to Italy because she
wants to live in the only place in the world where it’s normal to
be Italian. She’s completely unprepared. She doesn’t speak
Italian well and isn’t familiar with her rights and obligations.
Although she has Italian citizenship, she finds it almost impossible
to get real help from her psychologist and her social worker.
Her life gets smaller and
smaller. Her chances get slimmer and slimmer.
The solution to all her
problems appears in an unexpected flash.
Rose
Romano is an Italian-American living in Italy for too many years. In
the United States, she published a literary journal, la
bella figura, and founded
malafemmina press, the
first to publish only the work of Italian-Americans. Her books of
poetry (Vendetta and
The wop factor) and
her anthology (La bella figura: a choice)
are included in the collections of many public and university
libraries. Her work has been taught at universities in the United
States and Canada. She has organized and participated in poetry
readings and book presentations in the United States, Canada, and
Italy.
You’ll never have me
like you want me
can be ordered from:
www.libreriafernandez.it
info@libreriafernandez.it
tel 0761.304967
fax 0761.303020
via Mazzini, 87
01100 Viterbo (VT)
Italia
(If you’re outside of
Italy and learning Italian, this is a great store to get Italian
books. They not only have a huge selection of books in Italian, but
also some other stuff in English and other languages.)
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