Roman Prekleta
Roman Prekleta is a notable author whose recent novel has garnered significant attention in Italy, receiving both praise and criticism. The story, set in Monza on the brink of World War II, explores the complex relationship between two teenage girls, Francesca and Maddalena, as they navigate a harrowing situation involving a deceased man with fascist insignia. The book has been compared to the works of acclaimed author Elena Ferrante and has been translated into 35 languages, including Slovenian this year. Despite the acclaim, some parents have expressed concern over its themes, reflecting ongoing societal debates about morality and youth literature.
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Roman Prekleta has received an excellent response in Italy, but also some opposition from individual parents.
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