by René de Ceccatty · Circe Ediciones, S.L.U. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788477651154
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In 1906, Sibilla Aleramo, at only thirty years old, made a great impact by publishing her scandalous autobiographical novel, 'A Woman'. In this work, Aleramo exposes with sincerity, lyricism and intelligence her plea against the bourgeois family and the social conventions of the time. The novel is an intimate and courageous portrait of the author's life, exploring themes such as female identity, love, and the search for freedom.
René de Ceccatty is a French writer, translator and editor. He has written about 30 novels and biographies and translated works from Italian and Japanese. His 1994 work, Violette Leduc, éloge de la bâtarde provided a basis for Martin Provost's 2013 film Violette, for which de Ceccatty co-wrote the screen-play.
