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THE INFAMOUS: Stories of lived life and personal dramas, where the naïve and too trusting fall into the trap.
Collection of short stories written by Rossi Arduino
Stories of lived life and personal dramas, where the naïve and too trusting fall into the trap.
On the cover painting by Rossi Arduino in acrylic on canvas.
Author presentation
This series of short stories is a continuation of the precedents of the past years.
My aim is to describe the real life of Italy in the late 1900s and early 2000s.
I call it "The State 4" the new collection, which is the sequel to the other three publications.
This collection of short stories is the continuation of the other works written some time ago dedicated to the state and to the world, I say, of the recommended in the broad sense, I do not discriminate between state and various employees, my goal is another.
I try to build a real dimension, a social critique of not only Italian, but international vices of the People that I define as the lollipop.
It's not just them, in fact they are more than lackeys, I call them infamous, because they sell the noblest sentiments, loyalty, friendship for a career move, for a safe place, but also to feel superior to someone, making them the trip, from petty filthy.
Clearly every fact told is the result of my imagination and there are no relationships with reality and events that have occurred, even though I know that reality often wins over fantasy.
TITLES STORIES
1 - The dead friend; 2 - The silly but successful brother; 3 - The nothingness of the disbanded son; 4 - The loss of the popular soul; 5 - A middle class family, called mediocre; 6 - Envy in the family; 7 - Anarchists; 8 - The infams; 9 - The corrupt; 10 - The competition as manager; 11 - The judge and the caste; 12 - The sweeper; 13 - Adopted children; 14 - Castes and karma; 15 - The friend who cheats on you; 16 - The Dominican friars and free drug dealing; 17 - The Pagnottoni; 18 - The policy of idiots; 19 - The post of public manager; 20 - The painter priest.
Stories of lived life and personal dramas, where the naïve and too trusting fall into the trap.
On the cover painting by Rossi Arduino in acrylic on canvas.
Author presentation
This series of short stories is a continuation of the precedents of the past years.
My aim is to describe the real life of Italy in the late 1900s and early 2000s.
I call it "The State 4" the new collection, which is the sequel to the other three publications.
This collection of short stories is the continuation of the other works written some time ago dedicated to the state and to the world, I say, of the recommended in the broad sense, I do not discriminate between state and various employees, my goal is another.
I try to build a real dimension, a social critique of not only Italian, but international vices of the People that I define as the lollipop.
It's not just them, in fact they are more than lackeys, I call them infamous, because they sell the noblest sentiments, loyalty, friendship for a career move, for a safe place, but also to feel superior to someone, making them the trip, from petty filthy.
Clearly every fact told is the result of my imagination and there are no relationships with reality and events that have occurred, even though I know that reality often wins over fantasy.
TITLES STORIES
1 - The dead friend; 2 - The silly but successful brother; 3 - The nothingness of the disbanded son; 4 - The loss of the popular soul; 5 - A middle class family, called mediocre; 6 - Envy in the family; 7 - Anarchists; 8 - The infams; 9 - The corrupt; 10 - The competition as manager; 11 - The judge and the caste; 12 - The sweeper; 13 - Adopted children; 14 - Castes and karma; 15 - The friend who cheats on you; 16 - The Dominican friars and free drug dealing; 17 - The Pagnottoni; 18 - The policy of idiots; 19 - The post of public manager; 20 - The painter priest.
64 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2023
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