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Arturo's island / Elsa Morante ; translated by Ann Goldstein.
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9781782274957 (paperback)
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Morante, Elsa, 1912-1985
Uniform Title
Isola di Arturo.
Title
Arturo's island / Elsa Morante ; translated by Ann Goldstein.
Production & Copyright Details
London : Pushkin Press, 2019.
©2019
Physical Description
x, 370 pages ; 20 cm.
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Arturo's island was first published as L'isola di Arturo in Milan, 1957.
This translation first published by W. W. Norton & Company Inc. in 2019.
Translated from the Italian.
Summary Note
Young Arturo grows up in near-isolation on the island of Procida in the Bay of Naples. His mother died in childbirth and his wayward father, who left him as a child in the care of a servant on the island, returns only sporadically. Cut off from the island community, Arturo exists almost entirely in solitude: he roams the island with his beloved dog, sails in his boat and reads tales of virtuous heroes and adventurers whom he imagines resemble his father. The boy's world is upended when his father arrives from Naples with his new wife Nunziata, who at sixteen is only a few years older than Arturo. Their presence shatters his childhood idyll, awakening passionate feelings and drawing the family towards painful conflict.
Subject - Topical Term
Fathers and sons -- Fiction
Stepmothers -- Fiction
Families -- Italy -- Fiction
Islands -- Italy -- Fiction
Solitude -- Fiction
Teenage boys -- Sexual behavior -- Fiction
Subject - Geographic Name
Procida Island (Italy) -- Fiction
Subject - Genre
Bildungsromans
Added Entry - Personal Name
Goldstein, Ann, 1949-
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