Ignazio Silone (Secondo Tranquilli)
Silone, Ignazio - ēnyäˈtsyō sēlōˈnā, 1900–1978, Italian novelist and journalist, whose original name was Secondo Tranquilli. A Socialist and for a time a Communist, he has devoted his writings to attacking Fascism and promoting Socialism without sacrificing human and literary values to his thesis. He fled Italy in 1931, and, after Read More...
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Ignazio Silone (Secondo Tranquilli)
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The Power of the Story: Fiction and Political Change (Chap. 4 "Ignazio Silone: 'Fontamara' (1933)")
by Michael Hanne. 262 pgs.
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Dictionary of Italian Literature ("Silone, Ignazio" begins on p. 545)
by Peter Bondanella, Julia Conaway Bondanella, Jody Robin Shiffman. 716 pgs.
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Politics and the Novel (Chap. 8 "Malraux, Silone, Koestler: The Twentieth Century")
by Irving Howe. 252 pgs.
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