Knox talks of days in ‘limbo’

AMANDA KNOX, the American student convicted in Italy of murdering her British roommate, is quoted as saying in a new book that she’d rather not be famous for the slaying and that her days in jail feel like “limbo” – suspended between her old life and her hopes for the future.

Knox talks about her aspirations to marry and adopt children, and her interests in writing and languages, in a series of jailhouse conversations with an Italian lawmaker who visited her over the past year. The conversations serve as the basis for the book.