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44. Open books - Issue 140 - Magazine


Biography: Sicilian-born, Rome-based Terranova’s latest novel,
Farewell, Ghosts, is her first to be translated into English. In Italy she has also published short-story collections and contributes to
La Repubblica,
Il Foglio.
My relationship with keeping a diary dates back to when I was young. My aunt had given me Anne Frank’s diary and I remember that after reading it I was struck: somewhere in the world there had been a child like me who had been denied becoming a writer. I already knew that I wanted to…
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Farewell, Ghosts by Nadia Terranova review – legacies of trauma


Farewell, Ghosts by Nadia Terranova review – legacies of trauma
Hannah Williams
Within the first few pages of
Farewell, Ghosts, our narrator dreams that she is drowning. There’s no struggle in the act, only a wordless glide between living and dying: “A moment before, I was walking; a moment after, I was drowning.” The sequence serves less as a portent than as a credo; everybody in the novel is suspended in this change of state, neither living nor dead, unable to move on.
A sensation in Nadia Terranova’s native Italy,
Farewell, Ghosts’s English version is by Elena Ferrante’s translator Ann Goldstein. Readers who appreciate Ferrante’s unpicking of the legacies of trauma will find a sister narrative in Terranova’s book, in which protagonist Ida leaves Rome to help her mother clean out the family home in Messina, Sicily. This means returning to the place where her father, deeply depressed, disappeared, and where Ida and her moth ....

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