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The Godmother: Murder, Vengeance, and the Bloody Struggle of Mafia Women
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- Godmother : Murder, Vengeance, and the Bloody Struggle of Mafia Women
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- 2022
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- English
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- Biography & Autobiography, True Crime, History, Social Science
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- Women, Europe / Italy, Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Organized Crime, Criminals & Outlaws, Criminology
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Pupetta Maresca was only eighteen years old when she avenged her husband's murder, firing twenty-nine shots and killing the man who killed him. The child of a mafia family whose life was marked by this act of over-the-top violence, Pupetta was both notorious and influential in Italy during her life-time. And she is hardly the only woman with such a tale. In The Godmother, investigative journalist Barbie Latza Nadeau tells the stories of the women who have risen to prominence, fallen out of favor, and aided and abetted the criminal activities of the Italian mob, weaving personal interviews with mafia women, including Pupetta herself, with in-depth portraits of the mafia's devastating effect on Italian society. With her exclusive access to women in the mafia and her expertise as a journalist with deep roots in Italy. Nadeau takes readers inside the criminal organization to paint a demystifying portrait of women's place in the mafia's reign of terror. Book jacket.
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0143136119
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Godmother : Murder, Vengeance, and the Bloody Struggle of Mafia Women
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256 Pages
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English
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2022
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Women, Europe / Italy, Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Organized Crime, Criminals & Outlaws, Criminology
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Biography & Autobiography, True Crime, History, Social Science
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Trade Paperback
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0.7 in
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" The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "This biography of Pupetta is a colorful addition to the canon." -- Molly Young, Read Like the Wind Newsletter, The New York Times "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "The world of organized crime is so often portrayed in macho terms, Nadeau pulls back the curtain on the role of women. In a genre choked with pretenders and posers, this is the real thing. "The Godmother" hits its mark." - The Toronto Star "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author, American Predator "Just when you thought there could not be a darker side to the Italian Mafia, Barbie Latza Nadeau has found it. This veteran reporter with the courage of a war correspondent ventures into a dangerous underworld where the women are as shrewd, ambitious, and often violent as the men who abuse and oppress them. Thrilling and heartbreaking all at the same time." - Peter Houlahan, author of Norco '80: The True Story of the Most Spectacular Bank Robbery in American History, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." --Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women, One of our 51 Favorite Books of the Year: Washington Independent Review of Books " The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "This biography of Pupetta is a colorful addition to the canon." -- Molly Young, Read Like the Wind Newsletter, The New York Times "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author of New York Times bestseller House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "The world of organized crime is so often portrayed in macho terms, Nadeau pulls back the curtain on the role of women. In a genre choked with pretenders and posers, this is the real thing. "The Godmother" hits its mark." - The Toronto Star "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author of New York Times bestseller American Predator "Just when you thought there could not be a darker side to the Italian Mafia, Barbie Latza Nadeau has found it. This veteran reporter with the courage of a war correspondent ventures into a dangerous underworld where the women are as shrewd, ambitious, and often violent as the men who abuse and oppress them. Thrilling and heartbreaking all at the same time." - Peter Houlahan, author of Norco '80: The True Story of the Most Spectacular Bank Robbery in American History, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." --Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." --Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism, " The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "The world of organized crime is so often portrayed in macho terms, Nadeau pulls back the curtain on the role of women. In a genre choked with pretenders and posers, this is the real thing. "The Godmother" hits its mark." - The Toronto Star "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author, American Predator, " The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "The world of organized crime is so often portrayed in macho terms, Nadeau pulls back the curtain on the role of women. In a genre choked with pretenders and posers, this is the real thing. "The Godmother" hits its mark." - The Toronto Star "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author, American Predator "Just when you thought there could not be a darker side to the Italian Mafia, Barbie Latza Nadeau has found it. This veteran reporter with the courage of a war correspondent ventures into a dangerous underworld where the women are as shrewd, ambitious, and often violent as the men who abuse and oppress them. Thrilling and heartbreaking all at the same time." - Peter Houlahan, author of Norco '80: The True Story of the Most Spectacular Bank Robbery in American History, " The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "This biography of Pupetta is a colorful addition to the canon." -- Molly Young, Read Like the Wind Newsletter, The New York Times "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author of New York Times bestseller House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "The world of organized crime is so often portrayed in macho terms, Nadeau pulls back the curtain on the role of women. In a genre choked with pretenders and posers, this is the real thing. "The Godmother" hits its mark." - The Toronto Star "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author of New York Times bestseller American Predator "Just when you thought there could not be a darker side to the Italian Mafia, Barbie Latza Nadeau has found it. This veteran reporter with the courage of a war correspondent ventures into a dangerous underworld where the women are as shrewd, ambitious, and often violent as the men who abuse and oppress them. Thrilling and heartbreaking all at the same time." - Peter Houlahan, author of Norco '80: The True Story of the Most Spectacular Bank Robbery in American History, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." --Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." --Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." -Publishers Weekly Starred Review, "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author, American Predator, " The Godmother [is a] crisply written, dutifully researched book exploring the role of women in the...underbelly of Italian life." -- New York Times Book Review "Meet 'Lady Camorra,' one of the first female mafia bosses, as she sips coffee and drums her black-lacquered fingernails on her kitchen table. 'The Godmother' takes the reader into the little-known role of the women that underpin Italy's most ruthless mob families and are forced to reckon with the social and sexual codes governing the violent reality of mafioso rule." - Sara Gay Forden, author, House of Gucci "In this engrossing account, Nadeau ( Roadmap to Hell: Sex, Drugs and Guns on the Mafia Coast ) combines diligent research, hours of personal interviews, and vivid prose to immerse the reader in the world of Italian Mafia women... This look at the "feminine" side of the Mafia is a must for true crime fans." - Publishers Weekly Starred Review "An unflinching portrait of one of the original divas of organized crime." - Clare Longrigg, author, Mafia Women "Nuanced and skillfully reported, Barbie Latza Nadeau's work brilliantly reveals the unique prism of gender that both disenfranchises and facilitates women in the mafia." - Koa Beck, author, White Feminism "Valuable are Nadeau's accounts of mob wives and daughters who have cashed in on "mafia chic." [The Godmother] is a good choice for Mafia completists and students of international crime." -Kirkus reviews "A vivid and colorful exploration of a secret, scandalous and often terrifying world . . . Nadeau is an expert field guide." - Maureen Callahan, author, American Predator
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