Tag: Inkroci 9

  «I always have the same dream, every night» my mother says, while holding me under the blankets. «I wake up and don’t understand where...

Founded in 1991, the Irish Writers’ Centre is the national resource centre for Irish literature.  Our mission is to support and promote writers at...

Introduction It is with great pleasure to introduce Brendan Mac Evilly in this issue of Inkroci and to feature an extract of his story “Chauncey”...

An European photographer is staying in Tokyo at Minako-San’s house (aunt Minako), a japanese woman who, besides showing her guest the inscrutable and disguising...

  “What are your legs?” “Springs. Steel springs.” repeats Archy (Mark Lee) to his uncle, in front of an improvised track in the dusty air...

Caruso Pascoski (Nuti) is a young Florentine who has an oppressive mother and a father of Polish descent who never speaks, he only reads...

  For ten years, I’ve never been able to make up my mind if I’m a punk rocker or a soul boy, so why not...

Too simple to call it a Noir An ordinary man suddenly becomes the master of his own existence. But his normality, like every other, is...

As a writer, you start at 36 years with your collection Racconti per sax tenore (Stories for tenor sax).  Someone would say it is...

  From the very beginning we can guess how much faithfull Frank Borzage's film will be according to the famous novel by Ernest Hemingway. The...