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About Annalisa Conti
ANNALISA CONTI lives and writes in New York City, where she has been spending the last few years of her life. She is a woman who writes about women, real human beings facing drama and challenges, finding happiness and rewards, succeeding and failing. Normal people.
If you like Jane Austen for her honest humor, Gillian Flynn for her descent into human darkness, and Elena Ferrante for her focus on storytelling, you will find ANNALISA CONTI's tales wildly entertaining.
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If you like Jane Austen for her honest humor, Gillian Flynn for her descent into human darkness, and Elena Ferrante for her focus on storytelling, you will find ANNALISA CONTI's tales wildly entertaining.
Sign up for her newsletter to receive exclusive content: https://annalisa.nyc/Newsletter
Follow her Facebook page: https://annalisa.nyc/facebook
Read more on her website: https://annalisa.nyc/me
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Blog postFollower, a short story by Annalisa Conti “I will get the avocado toast, please,” Martha decided.
“You know, it’s the best in Williamsburg!” the waiter approved, grabbing the menu she was handing him.
“He’s right,” Becca confirmed from the other side of the table. “Popsugar ran an article last week on the best avocado toasts in town, and this place won for the second year in a row. It’s amazing.”
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Blog postWe have all seen the pictures: Serena Williams stunned a few months ago at the French Tennis Open in a black full bodysuit. She looked like a mix between Black Panther and Catwoman, only stronger and fiercer. And we all read the news, a few hours ago: the French Open decided to introduce a stricter dress code from next year, which actively bans Serena’s black catsuit from the courts.
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Books By Annalisa Conti
Nine
Jul 24, 2018
$9.99
From the author of AFRICA and THE W SERIES, a gripping novel that follows Amber Gillingham, an accomplished journalist, as she wrestles with society’s expectations about women and motherhood.
Everything is perfectly organized in Amber’s life: her days at work, in the offices of a prestigious magazine in New York; her time with her beloved husband Mike, and their adventurous vacations around the world.
When Amber finds out she is pregnant, her immediate reaction is sheer denial: this can’t be true. She always knew she would want children one day, but now it feels so sudden, so unexpected. She tries to play for time, but Mike’s reaction to the news, with pure delight and anticipation, is the exact opposite. Wasn’t he happy before? Was it all a lie?
The news of the pregnancy propagates like circular water waves, from close family to friends, to colleagues, to acquaintances. At each circle, Amber further detaches from the new role society is imposing on her, and she refuses to comply with the expectation of full submission to the child. At each circle, new voices join the choir of enthusiast celebrations, obstructing Amber’s restless attempts to keep control on her life, to remain who she is without losing herself, her husband, or her job.
NINE explores the role of women in today’s society, the meaning of modern motherhood and how it impacts the relationship between a woman and her companion, her workplace, her friends, her family.
Reviewers of NINE say it is a “remarkably candid” and “eye-opening take on the demons and fears of pregnancy”, a powerful answer to “what we think it means to be a woman today”.
Perfect for book clubs! Visit annalisaconti.com for discussion guides and more.
Everything is perfectly organized in Amber’s life: her days at work, in the offices of a prestigious magazine in New York; her time with her beloved husband Mike, and their adventurous vacations around the world.
When Amber finds out she is pregnant, her immediate reaction is sheer denial: this can’t be true. She always knew she would want children one day, but now it feels so sudden, so unexpected. She tries to play for time, but Mike’s reaction to the news, with pure delight and anticipation, is the exact opposite. Wasn’t he happy before? Was it all a lie?
The news of the pregnancy propagates like circular water waves, from close family to friends, to colleagues, to acquaintances. At each circle, Amber further detaches from the new role society is imposing on her, and she refuses to comply with the expectation of full submission to the child. At each circle, new voices join the choir of enthusiast celebrations, obstructing Amber’s restless attempts to keep control on her life, to remain who she is without losing herself, her husband, or her job.
NINE explores the role of women in today’s society, the meaning of modern motherhood and how it impacts the relationship between a woman and her companion, her workplace, her friends, her family.
Reviewers of NINE say it is a “remarkably candid” and “eye-opening take on the demons and fears of pregnancy”, a powerful answer to “what we think it means to be a woman today”.
Perfect for book clubs! Visit annalisaconti.com for discussion guides and more.
Africa
Jun 29, 2015
$5.99
Amber Stevens is a journalist for a prestigious magazine in New York City. She is passionate about her work, and she is one of those lucky people who have the job and the life they have always wanted.
A sudden phone call gives an unexpected and heart-breaking turn to Amber’s life: a car crash wipes away her world as she knows it, wrecking the very meaning of her life. For endless days and nights, Amber lets herself fade away in a pit of desperation: how to overcome the deepest grief? How to find a sense in living?
Pushed by the affection and determination of her best friend, Rachel, Amber will decide to look for a way back to life. She will embark on a solitary and unexpected journey through the eternal landscapes of Africa, where she will walk through places, cultures, peoples, and heartwarming encounters with the wild animals of the Savannah.
AFRICA is an intimate quest to explore the truth about people: the ancient beauty of the environment and the concrete struggles of its inhabitants will force Amber to look deeper inside her soul and rediscover her priorities. She will be constantly pushed and pulled between astonishing shows of nature and stabbing emotions, in a revealing travel across Southern Africa.
A sudden phone call gives an unexpected and heart-breaking turn to Amber’s life: a car crash wipes away her world as she knows it, wrecking the very meaning of her life. For endless days and nights, Amber lets herself fade away in a pit of desperation: how to overcome the deepest grief? How to find a sense in living?
Pushed by the affection and determination of her best friend, Rachel, Amber will decide to look for a way back to life. She will embark on a solitary and unexpected journey through the eternal landscapes of Africa, where she will walk through places, cultures, peoples, and heartwarming encounters with the wild animals of the Savannah.
AFRICA is an intimate quest to explore the truth about people: the ancient beauty of the environment and the concrete struggles of its inhabitants will force Amber to look deeper inside her soul and rediscover her priorities. She will be constantly pushed and pulled between astonishing shows of nature and stabbing emotions, in a revealing travel across Southern Africa.
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$3.50
In the middle of the night, a shadow is running in the darkness of lonely New York City corners, chasing criminals, helping lost souls.
Wrong Day For a Kill is the first short story in the science-fiction series Superhero Stories: The W Series. W is a superhero like no other, who struggles between the hunger for Justice and the need to use violence to achieve that very ideal of justice.
Where is W running to tonight? Who is being chased?
Meet W in the first of a long series of adventures.
Wrong Day For a Kill is the first short story in the science-fiction series Superhero Stories: The W Series. W is a superhero like no other, who struggles between the hunger for Justice and the need to use violence to achieve that very ideal of justice.
Where is W running to tonight? Who is being chased?
Meet W in the first of a long series of adventures.
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All The People
Nov 25, 2014
$5.99
Who is really Sylvia Fischer? Psychoanalyst Alexander Williams will have to unveil the truths and the mysteries behind his patient’s disappearance.
All patients have problems, and Doctor Alexander Williams knows it: that’s why they come back every week, they sit on a sofa in his psychoanalysis practice and they tell him their stories. But what is it about Sylvia Fischer that he has never been able to quite grasp? Maybe the way she never mentions her life before deciding to marry her husband: a boring, cheating, rich New York boy. Or the way she talks, with a deep voice and a British accent, even if she was born in Texas. Or maybe Dr. Williams can feel the pale halo of depression that surrounds her.
One day, Sylvia Fischer tells Dr. Williams a new story: there’s a man she’s been in love with for many years, who now wants her to run away with him. And away she goes.
Sylvia Fischer doesn’t simply leave, though, she disappears: no words are left for her husband, her two-year-old daughter, her parents. No one knows anything about that man from Sylvia’s past, but Alexander Williams wants to believe that she has found her happiness.
Until everything collapses.
New York is the host and the beating heart of this novel: the city will guide the reader through its streets, rivers and parks, inhabited by living souls and roaming ghosts of the past.
All patients have problems, and Doctor Alexander Williams knows it: that’s why they come back every week, they sit on a sofa in his psychoanalysis practice and they tell him their stories. But what is it about Sylvia Fischer that he has never been able to quite grasp? Maybe the way she never mentions her life before deciding to marry her husband: a boring, cheating, rich New York boy. Or the way she talks, with a deep voice and a British accent, even if she was born in Texas. Or maybe Dr. Williams can feel the pale halo of depression that surrounds her.
One day, Sylvia Fischer tells Dr. Williams a new story: there’s a man she’s been in love with for many years, who now wants her to run away with him. And away she goes.
Sylvia Fischer doesn’t simply leave, though, she disappears: no words are left for her husband, her two-year-old daughter, her parents. No one knows anything about that man from Sylvia’s past, but Alexander Williams wants to believe that she has found her happiness.
Until everything collapses.
New York is the host and the beating heart of this novel: the city will guide the reader through its streets, rivers and parks, inhabited by living souls and roaming ghosts of the past.
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$3.50
W, what the hell are you doing on that truck’s roof? Where do you think you’re going? What are you hoping to find, or maybe not to find?
How will this screwed-up story end? #SeasonFinale
How will this screwed-up story end? #SeasonFinale
Waste (Superhero Stories: The W Series Book 14)
Sep 15, 2019
$3.50
The view from the Brooklyn Bridge is just unique. It makes you evaluate your superhero life from a much deeper perspective. Or higher, rather than deeper.
Aka, “How to climb ten floors of a skyscraper from the outside in ten simple moves”. #Workout
Aka, “How to climb ten floors of a skyscraper from the outside in ten simple moves”. #Workout
$3.50
Superhero life doesn’t suck TOO much when you have a friend like Jay, right W? Even if some nights can be quite different from what one would expect the regular superhero’s night out to be, of mice and men.
Also, an old friend pops up again. #FriendshipGoals
Also, an old friend pops up again. #FriendshipGoals
Wounds (Superhero Stories: The W Series Book 12)
Mar 15, 2019
$3.50
It’s a cold winter for W, a season of crime and action.
Relationships are hard. Also, bridges are hard. Also, knowing where to go and how to get there can get really hard sometimes. #SuperheroLifeSucks
Relationships are hard. Also, bridges are hard. Also, knowing where to go and how to get there can get really hard sometimes. #SuperheroLifeSucks
$3.50
Six months have passed, Christmas is behind the corner. What changed in Guinn’s life? What changed in W’s life, what new adventures has the hero gone through?
Let’s follow W through a very busy Christmas Eve, full of Chinese food, robberies, indecisive criminals, and gift wrapping, until Christmas can carry us all away with family, friends, and those weird relatives who always manage to ask the wrong questions at the wrong time.
Let’s follow W through a very busy Christmas Eve, full of Chinese food, robberies, indecisive criminals, and gift wrapping, until Christmas can carry us all away with family, friends, and those weird relatives who always manage to ask the wrong questions at the wrong time.
$3.50
This episode is the cornerstone of Guinn’s story so far, where not only the relationship between the person behind the mask and the superhero who wears it is clarified, but we also discover something game-blowing about Guinn’s past.
In a burning hot summer day, under a blinding sunlight, things change for W – forever?
Don’t miss this episode of W, and for the first time see Guinn for what our hero really is.
In a burning hot summer day, under a blinding sunlight, things change for W – forever?
Don’t miss this episode of W, and for the first time see Guinn for what our hero really is.
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Audible Audiobook
$3.50
What is wrong with Guinn? A day at work and an evening therapy session with Jay help W surf through the thoughts and feelings of a superhero on forced vacation. What’s the point of being super if you can’t be a hero?
Guinn is also reminded of an unmissable upcoming opportunity to spy into the past, and everyone prepares to take full advantage of it.
Guinn is also reminded of an unmissable upcoming opportunity to spy into the past, and everyone prepares to take full advantage of it.
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Way Worse (Superhero Stories: The W Series Book 8)
Mar 12, 2018
$3.50
Things get really hard for W, as the events of “What Could Go Wrong” keep unfolding under the superhero’s for once powerless eyes.
Between serious threats to W’s secret identity and safety, from completely unexpected sources, and former allies becoming armed hurdles, W will have to find new ways to strive in the superhero job.
Or otherwise keep busy at night.
Between serious threats to W’s secret identity and safety, from completely unexpected sources, and former allies becoming armed hurdles, W will have to find new ways to strive in the superhero job.
Or otherwise keep busy at night.
Other Formats:
Audible Audiobook
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