Motherhood by Sheila Heti. A review by Claudia Mazzilli
Sheila Heti talks about her struggle between duty and the refusal to procreate in the novel Motherhood.
Merritt Tierce, Love me back. A review by Claudia Mazzilli
Writer and activist Merritt Tierce talks about wounds and censorship on women's bodies: Love me back (2014)
Abortion in times of Covid. Claudia Mazzilli
A reflection on abortion in a time of a pandemic
A frozen woman by Annie Ernaux. A review by Claudia Mazzilli
The French writer Annie Ernaux boldly talks about women "frozen" by the obligations of motherhood.
Claudia Mazzilli for Lunàdigas
Claudia Mazzilli, author of Io sono Medea (Nulla Die, 2021), tells the genesis of her debut novel and her personal story as a literature teacher, writer and childfree woman.
Childfree or childless? Neither, we are Lunàdigas!
Can the terms childless and childfree express the complex and diverse world of women who don't have children, without resorting to the usual toxic stereotypes?
Alberta Hunter, death and rebirth of a Lady of the Blues
The extraordinary story of Alberta Hunter, who conquered the world of music twice: in the 1920s, when she became a blues diva, and then again at the age of 80, when she took the stage again, rekindling dreams and demons of an entire era.
