[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_11 October 10, 2024The solitary ones, Ada Negri, 1917 There are many things I would like to write about “The solitary ones.” Too many, perhaps. There is a piece of me in...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_10 October 9, 2024Marjane Satrapi, Persepolis, 2000 I have always drawn a lot for as long as I can remember. Everyone in my family told me that I had inherited the "drawing...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_09 October 9, 202464 M. Yourcenar Marguerite, Memoirs of Hadrian, 1951 I use this book on Hadrian's life told through his letters as a pretext to present a memoir. In all the stages...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_08 October 8, 2024H. Arendt, A report of the Banality of Evil, 1963 The message of the book is "evil is nothing special," the "bad guys" don't feel evil, and there is a subtle...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_07 October 7, 2024The children’s train, Viola Ardone, 2019 For me, seeing a child on the cover of a book or reading some reference to childhood in the title represents a sufficient...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_06 October 5, 2024Woman, Race & Class, Angela Y. Davis, 1981 “Ah, sorry,” a friend said to me. “so, in the hierarchy of importance, who comes before white men, Blacks, or women?” It was...