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Fernanda Pivano (18 July 1917 – 18
August 2009) was an
Italian writer, journalist,
translator and critic.
Pivano was born in
Genoa in 1917. When she was...
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translation had in fact
already been
prepared illegally in 1943 by
Fernanda Pivano,
leading to her
arrest in Turin. A
Farewell to Arms was met with favorable...
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architecture and
interior design. In 1949, Sotts**** was
married to
Fernanda Pivano, a writer, journalist,
translator and critic. From 1954 to 1957 he was a...
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Italo Calvino,
Vitaliano Brancati,
Primo Levi,
Natalia Ginzburg,
Fernanda Pivano,
Beppe Fenoglio,
Carlo Fruttero and
Franco Lucentini. In more
recent years...
- (1818–1885),
composer Anna
Maria Ortese (1914–1998),
novelist Fernanda Pivano (1917–2009), writer,
translator and
journalist Ferruccio Parri (1890–1981)...
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Literature (1998)
Deauville Award For
Literary Excellence In
France Fernanda Pivano Award For
American Literature In
Italy 2023
Erica Jong -
Breaking the Wall...
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Pivano Award for
American Literature is an
Italian literary award for
American authors. It is
named in
honor of
Fernanda Pivano. The
Fernanda Pivano Award...
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Marcenaro has been the
Chairman of the Jury. 2002:
writer and
essayist Fernanda Pivano; for
translating and
disseminating great USA
pacifist writers who bring...
- 1988.
Annales Veronenses,
Annales Sanctæ Trinitatis, MGH SS XIX, p. 2.
Pivano,
Silvio (1935). "Obertenghi".
Enciclopedia Italiana. Treccani. Muratori...
- Masters. In 1943, the book was
published in
Italy (translated by
Fernanda Pivano). This
version was
issued on LP by the
Italian Cetra label in 1959, the...
