#irene nemirovsky

[altri-menti]

La felicità è l'unico sentimento di cui rimane traccia nella nostra labile memoria, e a volte vi lascia un segno talmente profondo da somigliare a una ferita.

(Irene Nemirovsky, Les Revenants)

#irene nemirovsky #felicità #memoria #ferita

[fuoridalcloro]

“La carne ci vuole poco a soddisfarla. È il cuore a essere insaziabile, il cuore che ha bisogno di amare, di disperarsi, di ardere di un fuoco qualunque...”

Irene Nemirovsky - Il calore del sangue

#irene nemirovsky #il calore del sangue #quote

[dovevonascerequadro]

La carne ci vuole poco a soddisfarla. È il cuore a essere insaziabile, il cuore che ha bisogno di amare, di disperarsi, di ardere di un fuoco qualunque.

Irene Nemirovsky, Il calore del sangue

#Irene Nemirovsky #cit. #non di un fuoco qualunque

[kamas-corner]

#Irene Nemirovsky #frases #escritos #pensamientos #poesia #literatura #poemas #escritores #libros #literatura universal #fragmentos

[hieuchels]

"Khi ta yêu một người đến dường ấy, ta không tin rằng họ có thể chết. Ta nghĩ tình yêu của ta sẽ bảo vệ họ. Ngay cả khi anh ấy không quay lại, ngay cả khi anh ấy lạc đường trong trời tuyết hay nhận phải một viên đạn lạc, cô ấy vẫn đợi, một lòng."

— Irène Némirovsky, Wine of Solitude

#wine of solitude #irene nemirovsky #love quotes #love #literature #trích dẫn sách #book quotes #dailyquotes #trích dẫn #book #romantic

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

IRENE NEMIROVSKY

IRENE NEMIROVSKY

1903-1942

VICTIM OF THE HOLOCAUST

            Irène Némirovsky was a writer who was arrested as a Jew and died in Auschwitz aged 39. She, her husband and their two children were living in Paris when the Nazis arrived, and the family fled to the village Issy-l’Eveque and had to wear the Yellow star. On 13 July 1942, three days before the Roundup, Irene was arrested in front of her daughters as a ‘stateless person of Jewish descent’ by a police officer. Whilst being taken away, she told her daughters, “I am going on a journey now.” Her two daughters were hidden and protected by a non-Jewish governess. Irene was taken to a camp at Pithiviers, and on 17 July 1942 she was transported to Auschwitz in Poland, a Nazi concentration camp. When she arrived two days later, she was marked with a number. She died a month later from typhus. On 6 November 1942, her husband, Epstein, was sent to Auschwitz and was immediately killed in the gas chambers.

            Nemirovsky was born in Kiev, Ukraine (when it was the Russian Empire), her father was a wealthy banker and her relationship with her mother was unhappy. Her family escaped Russia at the beginning of the Russian Revolution in 1917, went to Finland, then to Paris where she began writing aged 18. She married Michel Epstein in 1926 and the couple had two children: Denise and Elisabeth. Her novel, David Golder (1929) became a success and was made into a move in 1930 and her novel La Bal (1930), about a mistreated daughter also became a film.

            Irene was of Russian-Jewish origin, but was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church in 1939. Due to the couple’s Jewish ancestry, her husband could no longer work at the bank and her books could no longer be published. She started writing Suite Francaise which portrayed life in France between 1940-1941, during the Nazi occupation. After her death, her daughter Denise kept the unfinished book without reading it. During the 1990s she donated her mother’s papers to a French archive and examined the book first and insisted that it should be published, which it was in 2004 and it became a bestseller. In 2007, her novel, Fire in the Blood was published.

            Her biography, Irene Nemirovsky: Her Life and Works was written by Jonathan Weiss which was published in 2006.

#irenenemirovsky #holocaust #auschwitz  

#irene nemirovsky #irenenemirovsky #holocaust #auschwitz

[liberamente-me]

La felicità è l'unico sentimento di cui rimane traccia nella nostra labile memoria, e a volte vi lascia un segno talmente profondo da somigliare a una ferita.

(Irène Nèmirovsky)

#felicità #memoria #ferita #irene nemirovsky #line art #illustration #woman #flowers #body line

[oubliettemagazine]

Lettere di una vita di Irène Némirovsky: les années folles e l’angoscia della guerra

Reagisco per iscritto dopo aver letto poche pagine di Incubo, la sezione finale di questa raccolta di Lettere di una vita di Irène Némirovsky, scritte principalmente dalla medesima, e anche dal marito, dalla figlia maggiore, nonché da vari interlocutori, in genere amici ed editori. Lettere di una vita di Irène Némirovsky Non riesco a proseguire la reazione senza trattenermi dall’urlare che tutte…

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#irene nemirovsky #adelphi #stefano pioli #lettere di una vita #lettere di una vita irene nemirovsky

[patriziaferrithings]

Un’estate

Ci resta sempre in fondo al cuore il rimpianto di un’ora, di un’estate, di un fuggevole istante in cui la giovinezza si schiude come una gemma Irène Némirovsky – Jézabel

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#citazioni #Irene Nemirovsky #libri

[manuela-zoe]

Non si può essere infelice quando si ha questo: l'odore del mare, la sabbia sotto le dita, l'aria, il vento.

“Il vino della solitudine” di Irene Némirovsky

#frasi libri #irene nemirovsky #il vino della solitudine #mare #citazioni libri

[canesenzafissadimora]

La felicità è l'unico sentimento di cui rimane traccia nella nostra labile memoria, e a volte vi lascia un segno talmente profondo da somigliare a una ferita.

Irene Nemirovsky, "Les Revenants"

[thefudge]

Drfudge, I remember you have some book recs posts but I can't find any, so I'd like to ask you what are your all time fave books, if it's okay. Thank you <3

you should check out my "books", and "book rec" tags on my blogs, but here is an updated list of some of my favorites (including essays and short stories):

what a carve up, by jonathan coe

excellent women, by barbara pym

restoration, by rose tremain

invitation to the waltz, by rosamond lehmann

journal d'hirondelle, by amelie nothomb

oblomov, by ivan goncharov

kiss me first, by lottie moggach

the idiot & demons, by dostoevsky

the idiot, by elif batuman

revolutionary road, by richard yates

the girl in the flammable skirt, by aimee bender

out of the woods, by chris offutt

hygiene de l'assassin, by amelie nothomb

memoirs of a dutiful daughter, by simone de beauvoir

chevengur, by andrei platonov

the master and margarita, by bulgakov

the corrections, by jonathan franzen

hamlet & king lear by shakespeare

richard iii & henry vi, part 1, by shakespeare

a midsummer night's dream, the taming of the shrew & as you like it by shakespeare

i capture the castle, by dodie smith

point counter point, by aldous huxley

arcadia, by tom stoppard

stoner, by john williams

eugene onegin, by pushkin

paradise lost & samson agonistes, by john milton

the age of innocence, by edith wharton

katherine mansfield's diaries & short stories

axel's castle, by edmund wilson

the dead, by james joyce

the heat of the day, by elizabeth bowen

pride and prejudice, by jane austen

franny and zooey, by salinger

the stranger, by albert camus

seduction and betrayal, by elizabeth hardwick

the beguiled, by cullinan thomas

girl with a pearl earring, by tracy chevalier

the wine of solitude, by irene nemirovsky

dark entries, by robert aickman

capitalist realism, by mark fisher

the blizzard, by vladimir sorokin

karate chop, dorothe nors

go, went, gone, by jenny erpenbeck

the blind firman, by ismail kadare

actress, by anne enright

genius and ink, by virginia woolf

real life, by brandon taylor

the world of yesterday, by stefan zweig

doce cuentos peregrinos, by gabriel garcia marquez

selected stories by anton chekhov

stories of your life, by ted chiang

ornament and silence, by kennedy fraser

the accompanist, by nina berberova

there are many others, including some romanian faves that i won't mention in this list, but this should give you a good overview!

#books #book rec #book faves #personal

[gushuwa]

lulun’s reading challenge day 3 🪷 Share five books on your TBR list!

(thinking so hard about the titles, I’m not home and can’t look, also very tired after counting the votes - btw seems like the assholes won the election and now Italy is fascist again)

◽️ David Golder, Irene Nemirovsky ◽️ Crime and punishment, Dostoyevsky ◽️ The house of the spirits, Isabel Allende ◽️ Il sogno di Ryosuke, Durian Sukegawa ◽️ Regarding the pain of others, Susan Sontag

#readingwithlunlun #chaotic academia #books #my post #bookblr

[eleonorasimoncini]

La carne ci vuol poco a soddisfarla.E’ il cuore a essere insaziabile, il cuore che ha bisogno di amare, di disperarsi, di ardere di un fuoco qualunque.Ecco ciò che volevamo: bruciare, lasciarci consumare, divorare i nostri giorni come le fiamme divorano la foresta.

Irene Nemirovsky

[leguin]

2023 books

alright, calling it bc i’m not optimistic about finishing anything else in the next week - here’s this year’s reading list.

january

- the vampire lestat by anne rice

- bedroom rapper: cadence weapon on hip-hop, resistance, and surviving the music industry by rollie pemberton/cadence weapon

february - was reading queen of the damned

march

- queen of the damned by anne rice

- endurance: shackleton’s incredible voyage by alfred lansing

april

- the liar’s dictionary by eley williams

- drive your plow over the bones of the dead by olga tokarczuk (trans. antonia lloyd-jones)

- desert notes/river notes by barry lopez

- an imaginary life by david malouf

- eastbound by maylis de kerangel (trans. jessica moore)

- the forest museum by pip craighead

may - was reading the thirty years war

june

- the thirty years war by c.v. wedgwood

july

- taoism: the road to immortality by john blofeld

- the tale of the body thief by anne rice

august

- the badger by jenn ashworth

- storm in june by irene nemirovsky

- pulling the chariot of the sun by shane mccrae

september

- i don’t want to talk about it: overcoming the secret legacy of male depression by terrence real

october

- peaces by helen oyeyemi

november

- going postal by terry pratchett

- the futurological congress by stanisław lem (trans. michael kandel)

- stations of the tide by michael swanwick

december

- waxing on: the karate kid and me by ralph macchio

- the postcard by anne berest

#booklist 2023 #also started and didn't finish another 10 or so books but i barely remember them at this point... #currently reading the myth of normal the making of the atomic bomb and the manhattan project

[skeptiquewrites]

15 Questions

tagged by @lettersbyelise and @wolfpants 💖 Nickname: Tee! Skep if you're feeling adventurous

Height: 5'6

Last thing googled: Undo google docs mobile <- having a great time writing, obv

Song stuck in my head: Thank You by Dido. Not sure why but I've been singing it a lot.

#followers: A good number.

Amount of sleep: 6.5 - 7. I know! I keep waking up and reading/writing.

Dream job: Lots of collaborative work and deep dives. Or like a travel blogger, that would be fun.

Wearing: Pink house dress, navy blue robe

Movie/book that summarises you: Oooo that's hard. Nonfiction: They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us by Hanif Abdurraqib. Fiction: ...Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky.

Favourite song currently: affection by between friends

Aesthetic: Dark academia/art deco/urban fantasy witch

Favourite authors: Talia Hibbert. Hanif Abdurraqib. Zen Cho. Alisha Rai. Silvia Moreno-Garcia.

Random fact: there is an illegal trade in tropical pitcher plants - article

tagging @moonstruckwytch @sweet-s0rr0w @maesterchill @teledild0nix @sorrybutblog @lilbeanz...anyone else who'd like.

#about me #tag game