Oriana Fallaci

Uncomfortable, fearless, uncompromising – Oriana Fallaci was the great icon of journalistic literature. Oriana Fallaci lived a life of extremes: as a world-renowned reporter and author of numerous books, she reported from war zones and provoked statesmen. She embodied the resistance against injustice and oppression. The question of what it means to be a woman accompanied her throughout her life. She worked for major international newspapers such as the London Times, Life, and the New York Times, and interviewed many famous personalities – her interview style was as feared as it was legendary. Fallaci's books, including "Letter to a Child Never Born," "A Man," and "Inshallah," have been translated into 20 languages and published in 31 countries. This is the first authorized biography of the contentious Italian journalist and writer.