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Elena Ferrante's New Novel Captures The Disillusionment Of Female Adolescence

In "The Lying Life of Adults," a teenage girl goes searching for someone to believe in.
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Let HBO's 'My Brilliant Friend' Turn You Into A Socialist

Consciousness can be raised through any medium, including one that can cost over $100 a month.
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Elena Ferrante To Write Column For The Guardian's Weekend Magazine

The pseudonymous author's first piece will be on first love.
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Elena Ferrante’s Beloved Book Series Is Headed To HBO

“My Brilliant Friend” will hopefully become a brilliant show.
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My Many Lives As An American Abroad

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Peek Inside Elena Ferrante’s Chilling Children’s Book

Illustrator Mara Cerri talks about her illustrations, and the author’s playful balance of dark and light.
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Elena Ferrante, Francesca Woodman, And Women Who Yearn To Disappear In Plain Sight

I haven't read "Frantumaglia" yet, but, damn, the cover is powerful in itself.
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Male Writer Outs Female Writer Who Wanted Anonymity

Elena Ferrante’s obfuscated identity was part of her art. Naturally, we had to go and ruin it.
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Some Books Just Aren't Made To Be Adapted For The Screen

About that Elena Ferrante TV adaptation: can we just not?
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12 Independent Women From Literature Who'd Make Great Valentines

Sometimes going stag is the way to go.
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