Alla ricerca della felicitagrave; con lrsquo;aiuto di una piccola lampada. Si troveranno le solite delusioni e si sogneranno le solite soluzioni. Tutto vano meno la tensione che porta ad insistere in varie; forse troppe direzioni. Manca la concentrazione giusta; manca la pazienza e crsquo;egrave; poco rispetto per i sentimenti profondi. Tutto avviene in superficie e alla fine va bene cosigrave;: vale a dire ci si adegua consapevolmente. O quasi. Sogni ed incubi; perograve;; sono sempre vivi. Premono. Insistono. Resistono. Dario Lodi; milanese; egrave; autore di poesie; romanzi; racconti; saggi; con spirito originale e capacitagrave; sintetica notevole. Ersquo; presidente di unrsquo;associazione culturale (ACADA di Vignate) da anni. Collabora con diverse riviste. Non appartiene al mondo letterario tradizionale.In copertina: Arte rupestre argentina; foto di Davide De Marco
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Il Verismo di Giovanni VergaBy PaoloVergas skill to weave a realistic view of daily life in a small Sicilian fishing village is remarkable. From the first introduction to the various characters; the reader is immediately drawn into their midst; giving each an identity that transcends time and space. Their world is a universal microcosm of people we have always known.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Something Completely DifferentBy John Burt Foster; Jr.This is a wonderful novel focused on village life in a mostly pre-literate Sicily of the 1870s. Newly united Italy wants a navy; and disrupts the life of a traditional fishing family by taking its sons. It has a family resemblance with Flauberts great MADAME BOVARY; except theres a deeper sympathy for the dilemmas of the characters; easily sensed under the tight-lipped; objective; "realistic" narration. With great originality; a good deal of the narration is carried out through the conversations of the villagers; just as if you were there listening to the villagers chatting. One could say that this is the world Joe DiMaggio escaped by becoming a baseball star; except that theres only one character who "wants to get away;" and hes not easy to identify with. Instead; the narrative gets you involved in the outlooks and feelings of the others; who can only conceive of living honorable lives and having their own house in this village in the shadow of Mount Etna.
