Lost on Me

Lost on Me

Raimo, Veronica

Editorial Little&Brown
Fecha de edición julio 2023 · Edición nº 1

Idioma inglés

EAN 9780349017679
Libro encuadernado en tapa blanda
Dimensiones 136 mm x 216 mm


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Resumen del libro

A delightfully funny Italian novel about sex, love, family - and how a writer transforms her life into art

Vero has grown up in Rome with her eccentric family: an omnipresent mother who is devoted to her own anxiety, a father ruled by hygienic and architectural obsessions, and a precocious genius brother at the centre of their attention. As she becomes an adult, Vero's need to strike out on her own leads her into bizarre and comical situations: she tries (and fails) to run away to Paris at the age of fifteen; she moves into an unwitting older boyfriend's house after they have been together for less than a week; and she sets up a fraudulent (and wildly successful) street clothing stall to raise funds to go to Mexico. Most of all, she falls in love - repeatedly, dramatically, and often with the most unlikely and inappropriate of candidates.

As she continues to plot escapades and her mother's relentless tracking methods and guilt-tripping mastery thwart her at every turn, it is no wonder that Vero becomes a writer - and a liar - inventing stories in a bid for her own sanity.

Narrated in a voice as wryly ironic as it is warm and affectionate, Lost on Me seductively explores the slippery relationship between deceitfulness and creativity (beginning with Vero's first artistic achievement: a painting she steals from a school classmate and successfully claims as her own).

Deceptively simple, its tenderness offset by moments of cool brutality, Lost on Me is a masterwork of human observation.

Biografía del autor

x{0026}lt;p x{0026}lt;b Veronica Raimox{0026}lt;/b (Roma, 1978) es escritora, guionista y traductora. Ha publicado las novelas x{0026}lt;i Il dolore secondo Matteox{0026}lt;/i (2007), x{0026}lt;i Tutte le feste di domanix{0026}lt;/i (2013), x{0026}lt;i Midenx{0026}lt;/i (2018) y x{0026}lt;i Nada es verdadx{0026}lt;/i (2022; Libros del Asteroide, 2023), ganadora del Premio Strega Giovani y el Premio Literario Viareggio-Rèpaci. Ha publicado el poemario x{0026}lt;i Le bambinaccex{0026}lt;/i (2019) y en 2012 escribió el guion de la película x{0026}lt;i Bella addormentatax{0026}lt;/i , dirigida por Marco Bellocchio. Ha traducido del inglés a autores como F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ray Bradbury y Octavia E. Butler, y colabora en diversos periódicos.x{0026}lt;/p





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