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Hanno ucciso l'uomo gatto

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Perché Sanremo è Sanremo

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La distruzione by Dante Virgili
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Letto in un fiato e non so come sentirmi. Ho un forte senso di nausea nelle acrobazie non tanto, non solo stilistiche quanto neuronali di Scarpa, spesso si fa fatica a seguirlo nei suoi accostamenti ossessivi e sono i passaggi più genuini, forse.

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L'anno dell'oro by Maria Gaia Belli
"rilettura: si sta come a casa. io nel mondo della Dorsale mi ci trasferirei anche adesso, che tanto anche qui nel mondo reale abbiamo il drama ma senza draghi e soprattutto senza Luk. "
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La versione di Barney by Mordecai Richler
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Insopportabile come pochi, ma impossibile non volergli bene. Dei grandi bugiardi della letteratura del 900, forse Barney Panofsky occupa il primo posto.
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Ágota Kristóf
“I answer that I try to write true stories but that at a given point the story becomes unbearable because of it’s very truth, and then I have to change it. I tell her that I try to tell my story but all of a sudden I can’t-I don’t have the courage, it hurts too much. And so I embellish everything and describe things not as they happened but the way I wished they happened.
She says, “Yes, there are lives sadder than the saddest of books.” I say, “Yes. No book, no matter how sad, can be as sad as a life.”
― Ágota Kristof, The Notebook, The Proof, The Third Lie: Three Novels

Achille Campanile
“Cattivo giuoco

Personaggi:
IL TEMPO
LA GIOVINEZZA
L'AMORE
LA VITA

All'alzarsi del sipario, IL TEMPO, LA GIOVINEZZA, L'AMORE e LA VITA giocano a bridge. Sono state distribuite le carte.

IL TEMPO
Passo.

LA GIOVINEZZA
Passo.

L'AMORE
Passo.

LA VITA
Passo.

Buttano via le carte.

(Sipario)”
― Achille Campanile, Ottantasette tragedie in due battute

Achille Campanile
“Dubbi

Personaggi:
IL CREDENTE
L'ATEO

IL CREDENTE
Io sono credente, signore, afflitto dal dubbio che Dio non esista.

L'ATEO
Io, peggio. Sono un ateo, signore, afflitto dal dubbio che Dio, invece, esista realmente. È terribile.

(Sipario)”
― Achille Campanile, Ottantasette tragedie in due battute

Javier Cercas
“All wars are full of stories that sound like fiction.”
― Javier Cercas
tags: war

Javier Cercas
“It is, but a virtue taken to extremes is a vice. If one does not understand there are things more important than the truth one doesn’t understand how important the truth is.”
― Javier Cercas, Outlaws

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