Ignazio Silone
Born 1900 · Died 1978
From Pescina, Abruzzo, Italy · Nationality: Italy, Kingdom of Italy · Writes fiction and nonfiction
Secondino Tranquilli (1 May 1900 – 22 August 1978), known by the pseudonym Ignazio Silone), was an Italian political leader, novelist, and short-story writer, world-famous during World War II for his powerful anti-fascist novels. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature ten times.
Quotes
“Fascism was a counter-revolution against a revolution that never took place.”
The School for Dictators 1938
Quotes from Wikiquote (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Books by Ignazio Silone in order
Books by Ignazio Silone in the order they were published, from Fontamara (1933) to Memoir from a Swiss Prison (2007).
- 1Fontamara
Fontamara1933 - 2The School for DictatorsThe School for Dictators1938
- 3The Living Thoughts of MazziniThe Living Thoughts of Mazzini1939
- 4The Living Thoughts of Mazzini, Presented by Iganazio SiloneThe Living Thoughts of Mazzini, Presented by Iganazio Silone1939
- 5The Seed Beneath the Snow
The Seed Beneath the Snow1942 - 6Emergency Exit
Emergency Exit1955 - 7Il segreto di Luca
Il segreto di Luca1956 - 8The Secret of Luca
The Secret of Luca1958 - 9To Mystiko Tou LoukaTo Mystiko Tou Louka1959
- 10The Fox and the Camellias
The Fox and the Camellias1961 - 11Bread and Wine
Bread and Wine1963 - 12The Story of a Humble Christian
The Story of a Humble Christian1970 - 13The Politics of Ignazio SiloneThe Politics of Ignazio Silone1974
- 14Vino E Pane
Vino E Pane1974 - 15The Abruzzo Trilogy
The Abruzzo Trilogy2000 - 16Memoir from a Swiss Prison
Memoir from a Swiss Prison2007 - 17Një Dashuri E PamundurNjë Dashuri E Pamundur
- 18Open City
Open City