Tag: Clara Arosio

  Parallel investigation In this essay, Clara Arosio studies two books – The Sunday Woman (Harcourt Brace, 1973) and A che punto è la notte – ...

  Love and war: two words that seem to contradict each other. However, never have they managed to coexist so harmoniously as in this book. After...

A refined novella with a nineteenth century feel A gloomy adolescent, a little sister who sees ghosts, a scholarly father, the backdrop of a bleak...

The obscenity of love It’s incrediblehow a man can put himself in a woman’s shoes with the effectiveness of Gilles Leroy. Reading this fictional biography about...

Futility These nine short stories by Lisa Biggi unfold in a time suspended between the expectations of our existence and the disillusionments of the present,...

  Compañeros is a revolutionary tortilla-western directed by Sergio Corbucci, considered a specialist in this genre after the success of Django (1966) played by...

Black violets is a collection of seven short stories and fortynine poems. It’s a book born on a dangerous tree: the family connection with Raymond...

  To Die of boredom in Florence In "Death in Florence" by Marco Vichi it is clear from the very beginning that the investigation conducted by...

  What happens when your dad sends you home alone? Is a chaffeur not exactly a gentlemen? With a wack of a handbag the good-for-nothing is...

Unresolved loves Included in the collection “The unresolved”, this book by Giuliano Bugani presents two long stories. The first, which provides the title of the...