Ebook {Epub PDF} Blue Italian by Rita Ciresi

Blue Italian. by Rita Ciresi. Be the first to review this item. Frank and warm, crackling with razor-sharp wit, this earthy and real debut novel tells a bittersweet story of love and regret which chronicles a. www.doorway.ru: Blue Italian () by Ciresi, Rita and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. Blue Italian|Rita Ciresi, Application Of Graph Theory In Operational Research Problems: Basic Concepts, Formulation Of The Problems, Algorithms|Anurag Sharma, The Discovery And Conquest Of Mexico|Bernal Diaz Del Castillo, Asimov's Science Fiction February |Kim Stanley, Signed] Gardner Dozois, Editor. (Allen Steele, Mike Resnick, Terry Bisson And Others, Contributors.).

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In New Jersey, a woman attempts to escape the low-class status of her Italian heritage by marrying a Jewish lawyer, but the attempt ends badly. No sooner wed, than their passions cool and their ethnic differences surface. Subsequently, she has a miscarriage and he dies of cancer. By the author of Mother Rocket. Rita Ciresi is the author of Mother Rocket, which won the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, and the novels Pink Slip and Blue Italian. She lives. Blue Italian. Rita Ciresi's beautifully written, bittersweet first novel examines love and marriage with unflinching honesty. The ending, with its moving, explicit sense of loss, resonates long after the book is closed. — Elle. This is honest, earthy, warm, and funny—as well as heartbreaking. Highly recommended.