Award-winning Italian author Lia Levi is not well known among readers of English, but with the translation and publication of The Jewish Husband, Europa Editions is hoping to change that. Born in Northern Italy in 1931 to Jewish parents, Lia Levi and her family moved to Rome in the late 30s just as the fascist racial laws were coming into effect. After the war, Levi studied philosophy and became a successful journalist. Levi is perhaps best known for her novels with Jewish themes and she is the editor-in-chief of the monthly magazine, Shalom, which she has been directing for over thirty years. Lia Levi is also a well-known author of children's literature, with more than a dozen books to her name. Among her many awards, she has received the Elsa Morante First Novel Prize, the Castello Prize for Fiction, and the Moravia Prize.

It is with great pleasure that we introduce Lia Levi to our readers. Belletrista's Paola Sergi spoke with Ms. Levi recently.

Levi is perhaps best known for her novels with Jewish themes and she is the editor-in-chief of the monthly magazine, Shalom, which she has been directing for. Faith Into Action Daisaku Ikeda Pdf Free. LL: My first book (Una bambina e basta) is autobiographical and is specifically about my life as a little girl growing up under the racial laws and during the war.