Natalie Danford
Natalie Danford is a seasoned food and travel writer and book critic whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Fine Cooking and many other publications. She is also an experienced translator of Italian whose credits include Puglia: A Culinary Memoir, A Family Farm in Tuscany: Recipes and Stories from Fattoria Poggio Alloro and La Cucina Italiana: The Encyclopedia of Italian Cooking. She has also translated numerous books for Sassi Editore, including Roma Aeterna and...See more
Natalie Danford is a seasoned food and travel writer and book critic whose work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Fine Cooking and many other publications. She is also an experienced translator of Italian whose credits include Puglia: A Culinary Memoir, A Family Farm in Tuscany: Recipes and Stories from Fattoria Poggio Alloro and La Cucina Italiana: The Encyclopedia of Italian Cooking. She has also translated numerous books for Sassi Editore, including Roma Aeterna and Bella! Italia. The author of a novel, Inheritance, she lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. See less
Natalie Danford's Featured Books
Natalie Danford book reviews
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Inheritance
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
by donna, Feb 12, 2008
INHERITANCE TELLS A STORY IN 2 VOICES. ONE IS THE FATHER'S AND ONE IS THE DAUGHTER'S. BOTH ARE EQUALLY COMPELLING AND INTERESTING. I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THIS NOVEL AND WOULD RECOMMEND IT WITHOUT ... Read More
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Inheritance
This One's a Winner
Enjoyed Natalie Danford's first novel very much.
Olivia, the daughter of an Italian immigrant to the United States, travels to Italy to discover why her father had a deed to a house in Urbino.
The ... Read More
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Inheritance
Inheritance -- entrancing and fascinating
by mindam, Apr 5, 2007
This first novel by Natalie Danford has a riveting story that compels you to keep reading from the very first moment. The two protagonists are father and daughter, and the story is told from both ... Read More