Ferrante is a pseudonymous Italian author, best known for her acclaimed Neapolitan Novels, which explore the complex friendship between two women, Elena and Lila, against the backdrop of post-war Naples. Her writing delves into themes of identity, feminism, and social class, resonating with readers worldwide. Despite her popularity, Ferrante has maintained a low profile, choosing to keep her personal life private. This anonymity has sparked interest and speculation, leading to discussions about the nature of authorship and the relationship between an author and their work. Her books have been translated into numerous languages, further expanding her global reach.