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Silvio Raffo : ウィキペディア英語版 | Silvio Raffo
Silvio Raffo (born December 7, 1947) is an Italian writer and translator.〔()〕 He is the most prolific translator of English and American women writers from English to Italian. A screen adaptation of his 1996 novel ''Voice from the Stone'' will be directed by Eric Howell. ==Life and career== Silvio Raffo was born in Rome, Italy. He graduated from the Università Cattolica with a thesis on Latin language. Since 1986 he has been the president of the literary club "La Piccola Fenice". A poet, writer and translator, he has lectured in Italy, Switzerland and Norway,〔()〕 and is a visiting professor in London. He was shortlisted for the Strega Prize in 1997 for his novel ''La Voce Della Pietra'', and has won several poetry prizes, including the Premio Gozzano, Premio Cardarelli, Premio Montale, Premio Ada Negri, and Premio Jean Vigo. He has long contributed to the leading Italian publishing house Mondadori as a translator and essayist. For Mondadori he translated into Italian Emily Dickinson's works, for which he is best known. He currently lives in Varese where he teaches Italian lecterature at Liceo Classico Cairoli.
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