"A delicate and deep psychological novel"
Borgo Librario
Against the background of northern Italy, a long-standing friendship between an American scholar and an Italian aristocrat is tested by the presence of an elusive, fascinating girl and her violent past. In the span of a hunting weekend in the fog of rice-field country, the shadow of terrorism, old and new, brings the characters to question the limits of love and friendship, and reveal the human capacity for self-deception.
Laura Brylawski-Miller, who was born and grew up in Italy, holds an undergraduate degree in medicine, has worked as a Surgical Physician’s Assistant, received an MFA in Creative Writing from American University, and published essays and medical articles, as well as The Snow on Lake Como, and The Square at Vigevano poetry collectionions published by WWPH. Her work is notable for its elegance and psychological acuity. Miller lives in Arlington VA and travels frequently between the United States and Italy.
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