Guia Soncini
Italian columnist and writer (born 1972)
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Guia Soncini (born October 19, 1972) is an Italian columnist and writer. She writes for Linkiesta and, in the past, among others for la Repubblica, Gioia,[1][2] Elle Italia and Il Foglio.
Writing
Soncini is a writer of both fiction and non-fiction books. After publishing Elementi di capitalismo amoroso (Italian for Elements of loving capitalism) in 2008 through Rizzoli, she chose to self-publish her book Come salvarsi il girovita (Italian for How to save your waistline), in 2012 on Amazon Kindle, debuting in the Top Ten.[3]
Her book I mariti delle altre (Italian for Other women's husbands) chronicles both her experience with her father's infidelity from a personal perspective and the culture of adultery in Italy in general.[1][2]
Her first novel, Qualunque cosa significhi amore ("Whatever love means", the notorious Charles Windsor's quote about his marriage to Diana Spencer), was published on May 27, 2015.[4]
Bibliography
- Come salvarsi il girovita (2012)
- I mariti delle altre (2014)
- La repubblica dei cuochi (2015)
- Qualunque cosa significhi amore (2015)
- L'era della suscettibilità (2021)
- L'economia del sé: Breve storia dei nuovi esibizionismi (2022)
- Questi sono i 50. La fine dell'età adulta (2023)
