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Elisabetta Errani Emaldi, was born in Alfonsine on March 18th 1952, studied in Paris and in London, worked for many years on board cruise ships with the qualification of assistant cruise director, shop manager, interpreter, tourist’s guide and inspectricee.

She travelled all around the world and learnt four languages. On 1992 the national press wrote about her book “ The Common Artisans of Love,“ which was written in collaboration with Ivana Tarroni.

On 1998 she has illustrated Pietro Seddio's books: “Mafia and Politics on the Operas of Leonardo Sciascia “ and “The beauty of death on the theatre of F.Garcia Lorca. ” On July 1998, with the groups of artists "Art Space" of Alfonsine, has painted her first “Murales” at Nagykata in Hungary.

On September 1998, with the same group of artists has completed her second ”Murales” in her city, in Alfonsine. Elisabetta’s drawings and posies were published on the magazine: ” L’Eredità Dantesca.” Others poetries were read from Patrizia Rossetti to Radio Italy Italian music.

Internationals Literary Awards

Elisabetta has won the second international prize “Miguel de Cervantes,” with the novel: “The Witch Queen of Orient Sun,” and ” the “Super prize Europe Selections, Homage to Dante Alighieri,” for the novel “In the Tunnel of Death, the Labyrinth of life “ and the international prize “The protagonists of the 1998 ” for her poetries "I, who am I ? You, who are you?" The candidates of this last prize (only twenty), have been selected among one hundred competitors.

On April 2001 she won the literal international prize “Homage to Manzoni, Edition Passport two thousands ”for the novel “The Common Artisans of Love”.

On 2003 she wrote a short script "Pentucci and the three of the Merry hail! " On 2004 she wrote the short script "The fly of a nightingale through the inner light". She won a special prize of the second national concourse of Narrative "Charm and Mystery," organized from the town council of Sassello (Savona), for the story "When the dream becomes spring of light and premonition". She wrote her third short script “Sound of the Cry” in August 2005, to help the youngs depressed to understand the gears of their sick minds and then get out from the obscure sickness that afflict them.

Her fourth novel was finished on 2004, titled "Lhundrup Dhechen" (Great Blessing), this story is based over her experience lived in Nepal in the monastery of Kopan in contact with the Buddhist monks.

From all these novels Elisabetta has also created the relatives scripts. “God’s smile” is a book of maxim, sentences, roles and thoughts from the big of the past and present, collected and arranged from Elisabetta. In the book there are also 32 maxim and 12 drawings made by Elisabetta.

During the years 2003,2004,2005, she read nearly all the thoughts written in the book “God’s smile” to Radio Italy Years Sixty. Her panting “The angel of love” was selected to be published on the prestigious anthology ” The Convivial ” and has been awarded at the Naxos Gardens (Messina), on October, the 16th, 2005. Also her poetry “ Mandala of lights” was

On May the 6th 2009, in Paris the jury of the “THE ENCHANTING VERSES INTERNATIONAL poetry journal” has given to Elisabetta the second international prize “Editor's Choice -II certification” Literature for peace.

selected to be published on the anthology “The Convivial” and has been awarded in Motta Camastra (Messina), on January the 3rd, 2006.

Elizabeth’s Drowings and poetries have been published in the anthology "La Agonia del Nirvana" in Peru and Argentina on November 2008

On May the 20th 2006, in Mattinata ( province of Foggia), the jury of the " Holy Mary of the light" Awards has given to Elisabetta in the section "Free Italian theme" an International Prize Mention of Honour for the poetry "The Garden of the Time"

On March 2009, ten Elizabeth’s poetries have been published on the Spanish magazine “Palabras Diversas, Literature for peace

On July 7th 2009, Elisabetta’s drawings and posies were published on the Anthology “En la Calle” in Querètaro-Mèxico. Edited by Alejandro Uribe y la Utopia Ambulante

Poetries and the synopsis of Elisabetta’s screenplays are also published in thousands webs sites all around the world