Description: This fresh take on the epistolary novel tells the story of a family through the disparate perspectives of a teenage daughter writing in her diary, a mother composing letters, and a grandmother speaking into a recorder. In turns heartbreaking and laugh-out-loud funny, it is a triumph of voice and style from one of Italy's most renowned writers.
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"A fresh take on the epistolary novel. . . . Life, Brazen and Garish stands out for its accessible narrative style, relatable characters, and a masterful translation that preserves the depth and nuance of the original text. These strengths make the novel an engaging and impactful read, drawing readers into the lives of its vivid protagonists. Its brevity contributes to the novel's sharp focus and emotional immediacy, leaving a lasting impression despite its quick pace."
-- "Italica"