Silvia Rosa

Silvia Rosa (Turin, 1976) holds a degree in Educational Sciences and works as a teacher. She has written five poetry collections, including “Tutta la terra che ci resta” (Vydia, 2022) and “Tempo di riserva” (Giuliano Ladolfi, 2018), as well as a contemporary history essay titled “Italiane d’Argentina. Storia e memorie di un secolo d’emigrazione al femminile (1860-1960)” (Ananke, 2014), and a collection of short stories. She has contributed to several anthologies, including “Bestie. Femminile animale” and “Confine donna: poesie e storie di emigrazione” (Vita Activa Nuova, 2023 and 2022), as a co-author and editor, respectively; “Maternità marina” (Terra d’ulivi, 2020), where she served as editor and photographer; and “Italia Argentina ida y vuelta: incontri poetici” (Versante Ripido/La Recherche, 2017), a collection dedicated to Argentine poetry, for which she translated the texts into Italian. Her poems have been translated into Spanish, Serbian, Greek, Portuguese, Romanian, and Turkish.

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