Sons

by Robert DeMaria

The fortunes and destiny of the Italian Adamo family from the squalid ghettos of Naples and the Ethiopian battlefields to the turn-of-the-century streets of New York City

342 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published September 12, 1984

About the author

Robert DeMaria was a novelist, editor, and educator known for his work in fiction and literary publishing. He taught at the University of Oregon, Hofstra College, and Dowling College, and served as editor for Macmillan and Dean of Faculty at the New School for Social Research. His novels include A Carnival of Angels (1961), Clodia (1965), and Don Juan in Lourdes (1966). In 1964 he relocated to Deia, Mallorca, where he founded the Mediterranean Institute and the Mediterranean Review, fostering connections with prominent writers.