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Giorgio De Maria


Born
Torino, Italy
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Giorgio De Maria (1924–2009) was an Italian writer, playwright, and musician, best known for his eerie and enigmatic novel The Twenty Days of Turin. Born in Turin, Italy, De Maria initially pursued studies in music before transitioning to writing. His literary career began in the post-war period, a time when Italian literature was grappling with the traumas of fascism and war, and De Maria’s works reflect this dark, introspective tone.

De Maria was associated with the Gruppo 63, an avant-garde literary movement in Italy that sought to challenge conventional narrative forms and experiment with new literary techniques. His early works, including essays and short stories, were published in various Italian literary magazines, establishing him as
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Average rating: 3.67 · 3,510 ratings · 568 reviews · 6 distinct works • Similar authors
The Twenty Days of Turin

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The Transgressionists and O...

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I trasgressionisti

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I dorsi dei bufali

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La morte segreta di Josif G...

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“In this city, demons lurk under the ashes.”
― Giorgio De Maria, The Twenty Days of Turin

“Small wonder, then, that an institution like the Library found space to take root. It was presented as a good cause, created in the hope of encouraging people to be more open with one another. Its creators were little more than boys: perky, smiling youngsters, well groomed and well dressed, without a trace of facial hair. They looked designed to win people's trust. And who wouldn't trust a cheerful, articulate young man who came calling at your door, inviting you to chat with him about this and that, about the meaning of life, about all the hunger and suffering in the world? It's true; it was whispered that dark forces acted behind them, national and international groups hungry for vengeance after certain recent defeats. But who could believe such things in front of polite young lads who always looked you in the eyes and shook your hand.”
― Giorgio De Maria, The Twenty Days of Turin

“Even if I wanted to kill myself, I wouldn't find the space to die!”
― Giorgio De Maria, The Twenty Days of Turin

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