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  1. Plot. The novel tells the story of the Angeluzzi-Corbos family, a family of immigrants living an adopted life in New York City. The head of the family is Lucia Santa, a wife, widow and mother of two families. It is her formidable will that steers them through the Great Depression and the early years of World War II.

    • Mario Puzo
    • 1965
  2. 3.87. 5,090 ratings383 reviews. Before The Godfather and The Last Don, there was Puzo's classic story about the loves, crimes and struggles confronted by one family of New York City immigrants living in Hell's Kitchen. Fresh from the farms in Italy, Lucia Santa struggles to hold her family together in a strange land.

    • (5,1K)
    • Mass Market Paperback
  3. The Fortunate Pilgrim: With Yorgo Voyagis, Mirjana Karanovic, Annabella Sciorra, Ron Marquette. This TV miniseries is based on the much-praised novel by Mario Puzo that tells the story of the Angeluzzi-Corbos family of immigrants adapting to life in New York City. The head of the family is Lucia Santa, widowed mother of two. Her formidable will ...

    • (171)
    • 1988-04-03
    • Drama
    • 250
  4. 28. Sept. 2004 · Fresh from the farms in Italy, Lucia Santa struggles to hold her family together in a strange land. At turns poignant, comic and violent, The Fortunate Pilgrim is Italian-American fiction at its very best.

    • Ballantine Books
    • $7.99
  5. The Fortunate Pilgrim. Random House says: This year [1997] marks the 25th anniversary of the movie version of Mario Puzo's bestselling novel of all time, The Godfather. Before that book, however, Puzo wrote The Fortunate Pilgrim, which is, in many ways, the Ur-Godfather.

  6. Fresh from the farms in Italy, Lucia Santa struggles to hold her family together in a strange land. At turns poignant, comic and violent, The Fortunate Pilgrim is Italian-American fiction at...

  7. About The Fortunate Pilgrim. FROM BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE GODFATHER – “A classic…. The novel is lifted into literature by its highly charged language, its penetrating insights, and its mixture of tenderness and rage.”. – New York Times Book Review.