Così riscrivo il mio nome, edited by Liana Borghi, Edizioni ETS, Pisa, 2014). I will also refer to my translation of Lorde’s biomythography, published in 2014 (Zami. I propose an analysis of Lorde’s circulation through Italy’s lgbt communities – seen through the eyes of a then young now no longer young lesbian from the south. What Lorde has signified for Italian lesbians and beyond though, certainly exploded the walls of language. Audre knows that something real and terrible had happened from the smell in the living. Her sisters are upset that their radio programs have been cancelled, and Linda checks on her sugar and coffee stores.
The linguistic factor has long been an impediment for the fruition and distribution of lgbt culture in Italy, especially when it comes to English. Audre’s family hears about Pearl Harbor from their father, who comes home and goes straight to the radio to listen. Chapter 10 In 1947, when Audre graduated from eighth grade and her sister Phyllis graduated from high school, the Lorde family took a trip to Washington, D.C. Then in a fragmented way that almost felt fortuitous, and at last in a more holistic form.
At first during the 80s as a quiet stream flowing through the few politically active lesbians who had more or less direct access to her work, or even better had had the chance to meet her. Audre Lorde has had several first encounters with Italy, my country, and she has seen different political scenarios unfold along the years.
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