- “The Garden of the Finzi-Continis” by Giorgio Bassani – This classic novel depicts the lives of a Jewish family in Ferrara during the rise of Fascism in Italy.
- “Leaving Katya” by Paul Bailey – An emotionally charged story set in Trieste, following the fates of three characters who become entangled in a complex love triangle.
- “Aftershocks” by Sandro Veronesi – This novel explores the aftermath of an earthquake in Friuli in 1976, delving into themes of trauma and rebirth.
- “Voice of the Moon” by Piersandro Pallavicini – Set in the town of Duino, this novel captures the spiritual journey of a man exploring the mysteries of life and the universe.
- “Birds of Passage” by Franco Arminio – A collection of stories and anecdotes about the towns and scenic villages of Friuli Venezia Giulia, giving readers a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage.
- “Children of the Sun” by Patrizia Sardisco – Set in the city of Gorizia, this novel tells the story of two friends who navigate the challenges of adolescence and growing up in a border town.
- “Kamchatka” by Marcelo Figueras – Though primarily set in Argentina, a significant portion of this coming-of-age novel takes place in Trieste, as the protagonist’s family seeks refuge in the region.
- “The Last Will of Moira Leahy” by Therese Walsh – This haunting tale follows two sisters born in a small village near Udine, exploring themes of family, mystery, and connection.
- “Child of All Nations” by Irmgard Keun – While set both in Germany and Italy, the protagonist’s journey leads her to Trieste, where she encounters the international atmosphere of the city.
- “Flaminio” by Pasquale Feola – A historical novel set in Aquileia during the Roman Empire, providing a glimpse into the ancient heritage of the region.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Trieste & Friuli Venezia Giulia:
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