Elsa Morante Jewish Women's Archive

Elsa Morante (1912-1985) was an Italian author whose writing often addressed persecution and injustice. After fleeing Fascist authorities during World War II, Morante traveled extensively while continuing to write prolifically; she later won the Viareggio literary prize, Strega Prize, and Prix Medicis.

Book review: 'Lies and Sorcery' by Elsa Morante - The Washington Post

Elsa Morante (1912-1985) - Ancestors Portal

Elsa a Black and White Stock Photos & Images - Alamy

Jenny Turner · Slammed by Hurricanes: Elsa Morante

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Thresholds and Mothers: Elsa Morante's “Arturo's Island,” Translated from Italian by Ann Goldstein

Elsa Morante Jewish Women's Archive

The Yale Review Lily Tuck: Great Aunt Dorothea Mendelssohn

Morante, Elsa

PDF) Traumatic Realism and the Poetics of Trauma in Elsa Morante's Works

The Dark Century of Elsa Morante and Elena Ferrante

Elsa Morante, Italian Novelist, Poet & Playwright