La Bella Vita - Vida Adamoli

La Bella Vita

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Buch | Softcover
256 Seiten
2006
Summersdale Publishers (Verlag)
978-1-84024-489-2 (ISBN)
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Set in Southern Italy in the year 1968, this is the story of the ancient village of Torre Saracena, a huddle of shuttered houses and sunbaked streets, that is perched on a promontory above the sea. For centuries this community has closed its ranks against everyone outside its walls; even the inhabitants of the nearest town.
Southern Italy 1968. The ancient village of Torre Saracena, a huddle of shuttered houses and sunbaked streets, perches on a rocky promontory above the sea. For centuries this insular community has closed its ranks against everyone outside its walls; even the inhabitants of the nearest town are classified as foreigners. After marrying her Italian boyfriend Lorenzo at 18, Vida and her family share their time between the bustle of Rome and the tranquility of Torre Saracena. Despite initial misgivings from the locals, they are soon accepted into the community and spend twenty years living la bella vita with the villagers and hippy eccentrics who become their trusted friends. From feuding and festivals, through to topless riots and brushes with the Neapolitan Mafia, life in Torre Saracena is high drama on a small stage.

Vida Adamoli writes with the passion peculiar to those in love with their subject, resulting in an evocative and entertaining account of life in Italy. She lives in London, where she dreams of the warmth of southern Italy.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 8.3.2006
Sprache englisch
Maße 130 x 197 mm
Themenwelt Reisen Reiseberichte Europa
ISBN-10 1-84024-489-5 / 1840244895
ISBN-13 978-1-84024-489-2 / 9781840244892
Zustand Neuware
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