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Susanna Tamaro ((:suˈzanna taˈmaːro); Trieste, 12 December 1957) is an Italian novelist. She has also worked as a scientific documentarist and movie maker direction assistant. ==Biography== Susanna Tamaro was born in a middle class family. Her mother is related to Italo Svevo. In 1976, Tamaro obtained a diploma with teacher, and she received a scholarship to study at the ''Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia'', an Italian school of cinema. She obtained a diploma in direction. In 1978, she wrote a first stories and in 1981 she wrote a first novel: ''Illmitz'', declined by editors and now unpublished. In the 1980s she collaborated with RAI, a public Italian television. She was not employed by Rai Tre, because her diploma in direction not recognised as a degree. In 1989, her novel ''La testa fra le nuvole'' (''Head in Clouds'') was published by Marsilio Editor. She fell ill with asthmatic bronchitis and she was forced to move from Rome to Orvieto, in Umbria. Her successful second novel ''Per voce sola'' (''Just For One Voice'') (1991) won the International PEN price and was translated into several languages. In 1991, she wrote a first novel for children ''Cuore di ciccia''. In 1994, she wrote ''Va' dove ti porta il cuore'' (in English ''Follow your Heart''). The book was an international bestseller and it became the "Italian book most sold in the 20th century".〔(Article from ''Corriere della Sera )''.〕 The plot of ''Follow Your Heart'' is very simple: Olga, an elderly woman, decides to write a long letter to her granddaughter in America. Olga reflects on her life and reveals to granddaughter their family's secrets. This novel was translated into more than 35 languages. In 1996, the Italian director, Cristina Comencini, made a film based on the novel. In 2006, she wrote ''Ascolta la mia voce'' (''Listen to my voice''), a sequel of ''Follow your Heart''. This novel was sold in twelve countries. From 1996 to 1998 she wrote on ''Famiglia Cristiana'', a diffused Italian magazine. In 1997, she published "Anima Mundi," the story of a friendship. In 1998, September 23, her father died in Rome. The media wrote Tamaro's father was killed, but the news was wrong. Tamaro's father died from hemorrhage. In 2001 she wrote ''Raccontami'', in 2002 ''Più fuoco, più vento'', in 2003 ''Fuori''. In this novel, Tamaro revealed her position as pro-life, euthanasia and scientific research on embryos. She is largely sympathetic to the position taken by the Catholic Church on these topics. In 2008, she published ''Luisito- A Love Story''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Susanna Tamaro」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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