After The Divorce by Grazia Deledda 1985

This is Deledda's tragic story of poverty, passion, and guilt which portrays the delicately balanced social order of her native Sardinia. In this primitive and remote world the church, pre-Christian pagan superstitions, and laws dictated from the mainland hold society in a delicate balance. Once this order is disrupted, none of these characters can escape the spiral of destruction dictated by fate, God, and society.

Title: After The Divorce 
Author: Grazia Deledda (1871-1936) was born in Sardinia, Italy, which forms the setting for most of her fiction. In 1926 she became the second woman to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature, awarded in recognition of the enduring power of her work and its consistent impact on a global audience. Remarkably, her work is little known to English-speaking audiences. 
Publisher: Quarter Encounters 
Publication Date: 1985  
Binding: Trade paperback 
Language: English, translated from the Italian by Susan Ashe 
Pages: 174 
ISBN 0-7043-3485-2 
Measures approximately: 8 x 5 1/4 inches (20.5 x 13.5 cm.) 
Condition of the book: Please see the images 
Interests: Fiction, Literature, World Fiction, Italian Fiction, Love & Relationships, 20th Century, Italian Fiction 

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