Non sarò mai la brava moglie di nessuno

A good wife for anybody

On the morning of May 1, 1947, a young and attractive clerk climbs up to the observation deck on the eighty-sixth floor of the Empire State Building, New York's iconic skyscraper, and throws herself into the void.
The photograph of her dead body, miraculously intact and beautiful, taken by an unknown young photographer immediately after the crash, becomes one of the most famous and powerful images ever published by LIFE Magazine. That girl was called Evelyn McHale. His story is a fascinating and mysterious story, like and perhaps more than a novel.
After years of research and interviews, Nadia Busato has written a novel inspired by Evelyn starting from the very famous photography that has influenced, also thanks to the work of Andy Warhol, the fashion and art of the pop avant-gardes.
An original and successful book, dense and painful like the enigmatic, the last note written by Evelyn.
Ed. SEM, 2018
Formato:14 x 21 CM, PP 260
ISBN 9788893900676
Website: semlibri.com/book/busato/