Name Paola Capriolo | Role Novelist | |
Books Floria Tosca, A Man of Character, The Woman Watching, The Dual Realm, La grande Eulalia | ||
Una conversazione con paola capriolo
Paola Capriolo (b. January 1, 1962) is an Italian novelist and translator.
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- Una conversazione con paola capriolo
- Bookblog 2016 intervista a paola capriolo e andrea bouchard
- Novelsshort stories
- Childrens literature
- Translations from German
- References
The daughter of a theatre critic and translator from Liguria and an artist from Turin, 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 which won the Giuseppe Berto Prize.
Her work explores a reality outside of day-to-day life. Myth plays an important role in her writing. She often is inspired by music, including references to music and making use of musical metaphors.
Capriolo is also a reviewer for Corriere della Sera and a translator of German fiction. Her work has been translated into several languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Danish, Dutch and Japanese.
Bookblog 2016 intervista a paola capriolo e andrea bouchard
Novels/short stories
