A Letter to an Unborn Child

Letter to an Unborn Child is a mixture of social history, sincere confession, and fiction, the natural result of the author's "sperm, an unforgettable emotional experience," and "egg, the imagination." Its themes not only touch on something never before explored in literary history, an unprecedented, deeply entangled love affair between an unmarried mother and the child in her womb, but also delve into the author's profound doubts and painful reflections on human life and death, love and hate. In every respect, this book is one of Fallaci's immortal works.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.