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Brunella Gasperini : ウィキペディア英語版
Brunella Gasperini

Brunella Gasperini, pen name of Bianca Robecchi (Milan, 22 December 1918 – Milan, 7 January 1979) was an Italian journalist and novelist.
==Biography==
She spent most of her life between Milan, her birthplace, and San Mamete, a small hamlet in Valsolda, on Lake Lugano.
After a short experience as a teacher in the immediate post-war period, she started writing for the newspaper ''Il Corriere della Sera'' and different Rizzoli magazines in the early 1950s, distinguishing herself immediately by her modern and progressive point of view on the problems that would dominate Italian society in the following years. Her column ''Ditelo a Brunella'', in particular, appeared on “Annabella” for twenty-five years, and thanks to it she established a direct and frank dialogue with her readers on such themes as divorce, abortion, family and politics. She dealt with similar issues in her column ''Lettere a Candida'', published on magazine ''Novella'' for many years.
In 1956 she published her first novel, ''L'estate dei bisbigli'' (previously issued in instalments in magazine ''Annabella''), followed by ''Io e loro: cronache di un marito'' (1959), ''Rosso di sera'' (1964), ''A scuola si muore'' (1975) and ''Grazie lo stesso'', all published by Rizzoli. She also published the ironical handbook ''Il galateo di Brunella Gasperini'' (Sonzogno, 1975) and her autobiography ''Una donna e altri animali'' (Rizzoli, 1978).
A selection of her editorials and of the letters published in ''Annabella'' was collected posthumously in ''Così la penso io'' (Rizzoli, 1979) and ''Più botte che risposte'' (Rizzoli, 1981).
Her books have been translated and successfully published into several languages, such as German, French, Spanish, Hungarian.
From her marriage to Adelmo Gasperini (called Mino by everyone and “life mate” by Brunella) she had two children, Massimo (1946-2013), a sculptor, and Nicoletta (1950-1989), herself a journalist, who wrote assiduously for different periodicals and musical magazines.

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