A Beginner's Guide to Elena Ferrante - The New York Times
Elena Ferrante: 'I believe that books, once written, have no need of their authors' | Elena Ferrante | The Guardian
Translator Behind Elena Ferrante Novels Says Her Job Is To Be An 'Enabler' : NPR
I felt different as a child. I was nearly mute': Elena Ferrante in conversation with Elizabeth Strout | Books | The Guardian
Elena Ferrante Neapolian novels cover design: An interview with the publisher or Europa editions on the books' dreamy illustrations.
How did Elena Ferrante get away with it? - UnHerd
My Brilliant Friend | Elena Ferrante
Elena Ferrante Translator Ann Goldstein on the New Book The Lying Life of Adults and the Author's Identity
The Violent World of Elena Ferrante | Roger Cohen | The New York Review of Books
In the Margins' Offers a Path Into Elena Ferrante's Mind - The New York Times
Is Elena Ferrante the child of a Holocaust survivor? | The Times of Israel
Elena Ferrante on the Origins of her Neapolitan Novels | Vogue
Did This Man Write the Novels of Elena Ferrante? | Kirkus Reviews
Review: The Lying Life of Adults by Elena Ferrante — The Mistress of the House of Books
Elena Ferrante's Translator Discusses the Difficult Work of Bringing Italian Fiction to English Readers | Sarasota Magazine
Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 228
REVIEW: Elena Ferrante's New Book: the Delightful, the Banal, and the Moral Questions — The National Book Review
