A clever princess
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The Clever Princess by Lito Seizani is a unique volume containing both a fairy tale and a stage play based on the same story.
It tells the story of an Indian princess who must choose her future husband from three suitors. Each of them promises her the moon and the stars, hoping to win her heart with extravagant gifts and grand promises. But the princess has different values. She is grateful for all that life has already given her and is not impressed by the riches or rewards her suitors offer. Her heart longs for something entirely different...
Lito Seizani studied Italian Language and Literature and Translation. She has published six collections of poetry and a book of short prose pieces, The Ideal Bench, which has also been translated into German. Her literary translations include works by Thomas Hardy and Giovanni Verga. Many of her writings have appeared in literary magazines and can also be found on her website.
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About Lito Seizani
Lito Seizani, born in Athens, has studied Italian and Translation. She has published six volumes with her poems, a book for children ("A clever princess) and a book of short essays (The ideal bench). Lito Seizani has translated into her mother tongue many Italian and English books. Her favourite writer is Thomas Hardy whose "Jude the obscure", "A Laodicean" as well as poems and short stories she has translated into Greek. She writes for web magazines and has her own website. Lito Seizani's personal website is https://litoseizani.com containing her writings in four languages.
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