About Giulia Caminito Books
Giulia Caminito's first novel, The Big A (Giunti, 2016), won the Bagutta Opera Prima Prize, the Berto Prize, and the Brancati Giovani Prize. She is also the author of The Day Will Come (Bompiani, 2019), The Lake's Water Is Never Sweet (Bompiani, 2021), and Amatissime (Giulio Perrone, 2022). The Lake's Water Is Never Sweet won the 2021 Campiello Prize and was a finalist for the Strega Prize. Caminito's books have been translated in over 20 countries. She lives in Rome.Hope Campbell Gustafson's previous book-length translations include Commander of the River by Ubah Cristina Ali Farah and Islands-New Islands: A Vagabond Guide to Romeby Marco Lodoli. From Minneapolis, now living in Brooklyn, she also works for the Civitella Ranieri Foundation.
