Fiorella Nash | Fiorella de Maria
Fiorella Nash is a writer and bioethicist, specialising in life issues from a feminist perspective. She has appeared on radio, television and in print discussing abortion, gendercide, maternal health and commercial surrogacy; her book The Abolition of Woman was described as ‘the standard text for the smart, sassy, and consistent pro-life feminist of the twenty-first century.’
Fiorella is also an award-winning novelist and has published numerous books under the nom-de-plume, Fiorella De Maria, including Do No Harm and the popular 'Fr Gabriel' mystery series.
Besides her adult fiction, she writes biographies and gives presentations for younger audiences on the lives of Catholic saints and heroes.
Fiorella lives in Surrey with her husband and four children.
Speciality:
- Pro-life issues
- How to be a Catholic writer in a secular society
- How to write a Novel and change the world
- The need for a new feminism
- The life of Willie Doyle, Hugh O'Flaherty, Maximilian Kolbe and Fr Al Schwartz
UK Coverage: London and the South of England
Availability: All
ENDORSEMENTS
Don't read this book if you hate logic, incisive and intelligent arguments, snappy writing or the smartest arguments for a thorough-going pro-life feminism ever sandwiched between two covers. It is the new standard text for the smart, sassy, and consistent pro-life feminist of the twenty-first century.
- Helen Alvare, Professor of Law, Scalia Law School at George Mason University; Founder, Women Speak for Themselves
This unique and compelling book is a daring revelation of the shocking exploitation of women around the world that results when babies are treated as commodities to be produced, bought, and sold—or aborted—at will. This courageous investigative report should be on every best-seller list in the country.
- Sue Ellen Browder, Author, Subverted: How I Helped the Sexual Revolution Hijack the Women's Movement
Punchy, informative and entertaining, Fiorella Nash is as uncompromising about the rights of women as about those of children they may bear (or be obstructed from bearing) in a hostile social environment.
- Dr. Helen Watt, Senior Research Fellow, Anscombe Bioethics Centre
It's hard to believe that a story which is this much fun could be this good for the soul! So good that I've been using this novel as lectio divina. There's real theology here. And Fiorella De Maria gets the English Benedictines exactly right.
- Fr. Augustine Wetta, O.S.B, Author, Humility Rules
Fiorella De Maria is not afraid of the complexities of life and is capable of mixing its suffering with poetry and love.
- Mother Dolores Hart, O.S.B., Author, The Ear of the Heart
