Jane Austen
Most of Jane Austen's life (born in 1775) is shrouded in mystery despite his position of skilled writer, one of the best of her age, such as it her sentimental life and the relationship with her sister Cassandra seem cryptic. The dense epistolary correspondence between the writer and the latter was burnt after Jane's death as of her own free will.
At this point intervenes the subtle imagination of Manuela Santoni who, in her work, conceives a Jane Austen similar to the strong and resolute women protagonists of her novels, telling the life and the impossible love for the young Thomas Lefroy through the narrative form of an imaginary letter written to her sister.
At this point intervenes the subtle imagination of Manuela Santoni who, in her work, conceives a Jane Austen similar to the strong and resolute women protagonists of her novels, telling the life and the impossible love for the young Thomas Lefroy through the narrative form of an imaginary letter written to her sister.
