by Carla Cerati · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788422664581
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«La mala hija» is a novel by Carla Cerati, published by Círculo de Lectores in paperback (238 pages, in Spanish).
A narrative reflection on family, love and the bonds between generations; the novel dwells on memory and the search for meaning in life through the relationship of a daughter with her mother.
The Spanish-language edition from Círculo de Lectores appeared in 1997. The original title, «La cattiva figlia», was published in 1990 and received the Giovanni Comisso Prize for Fiction.
For readers of contemporary fiction interested in stories about family, affections and intergenerational relationships.
Carla Cerati was an Italian photographer and writer. She began her career focusing on social and cultural issues through her lens. Her work often depicted the bourgeois lifestyle of Milanese high society, and she was known for capturing intimate moments with her subjects. In 1974, she published Mondo Cocktail, a photo book showcasing the lavish cocktail parties of Milan's elite, and in 1978, she released Forma di donna, a collection of nude female portraits. She also worked as a fashion photographer and collaborated with various publications throughout her career. Cerati died in 2020, leaving a compelling and thought-provoking photography legacy.
