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The Story of the Lost Child |
Born : Naples, Italy
Occupation : Novelist
Late in The Story of the Lost Child, the end pages of Elena Ferrante's four-volume household adventure about Italian ladies over the past half-century, the storyteller makes a concession.
"There are minutes when what we put on the edges of our life, and which, it appears, will be out of sight perpetually – a domain, a political gathering, a confidence, a landmark, additionally essentially the general population who are a piece of our every day presence – tumbles down in a completely unforeseen way, and pretty much as innumerable different things are squeezing upon us.
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