Matilde Serao eBooks
eBooks di Matilde Serao editi da Forgotten Books
San Gennaro: Nella Leggenda e nella Vita. E-book. Formato PDF Matilde Serao - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
Costume religioso moderno 3 Costume re ligioso di tutti i tempi: costume religioso di sempre. Chi mai potrà ritrovare, lontano, lontano, nei secoli tutti pieni delle profonde ombre del passato, quale città, per la prima, volle avere un patrono, nel Paradiso, quale arte, per la prima, domandò un amico nel cielo, per svolgersi e prosperare sotto la sua benedizione, quale gruppo di uomini raccolti per pregare e per lavorare, scelse un santo a proteggere la preghiera e il lavoro Chi mai saprà il tempo, il perchè e il come della scelta di un patrono, di cento patroni, di mille patroni, presi nella immensa schiera del martirologio, scelti fra i santi più lumi nosi, più fulgidi della cristianità, come fra i.
Farewell Love: A Novel. E-book. Formato PDF Matilde Serao - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
Literature, however, was the profession she designed to excel in, and she showed herself a realist at once. Her earliest story, if I do not mistake, was that minute picture of the vicissitudes of a post-othee which is named T elegraplzi ale/lo Stato (state She worked with extreme energy, she taught herself shorthand, and in 1878 she quitted the post-office to become a reporter and a journalist. To give herself full scope in this new employment, she, as I have been assured, cut short her curly crop of hair, and adopted on occasion male costume. She soon gained a great proficiency in reporting, and advanced to the writing of short sketches and stories for the newspapers.
Fantasy. E-book. Formato PDF Matilde Serao - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
The most prominent imaginative writer of the latest generation in Italy is a woman. What little is known of the private life of Matilde Serao adds, as forcibly as what may be divined from the tenour and material of her books, to the impression that every student of literary history must have formed of the difficulties which hem in the intellectual development of an ambitious girl. Without unusual neglect, unusual misfor tune, it seems impossible for a woman to arrive at that experi ence which is essential to the production of work which shall be able to compete with the work of the best men. It is known that the elements of hardship and enforced adventure have not been absent from the career of the distinguished Italian novelist. Madame Serao has learned in the fierce school of privation what she teaches to us with so much beauty and passion in her stories.