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266pages. 19x13x2cm. Broché.
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Baricco has inventiveness in spades, and his freaks have the capacity to chill the blood or warm the heart. -- "Los Angeles Times Book Review
" Filled with wild invention and lyrical prose . . . Conventional characters and superheroes alike behave with the wild abandon we have come to recognize in the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Don De Lillo and Robert Coover. City is simultaneously hilarious and profoundly sad. "-- The" "Washington Post Book World
" An imaginative, surprisingly poignant Italian reinvention of what has become a staple of American teen fiction: the saga of marginalized members of society who find comfort in each other. -- "Booklist
" Along with flashes of love it reveals for old-fashioned storytelling, City boldly displays its futurist credentials Baricco s narrative virtuosity continues to astonish. "--The Independent" (London)
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"Baricco has inventiveness in spades, and his freaks have the capacity to chill the blood or warm the heart." -- Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Filled with wild invention and lyrical prose . . . Conventional characters and superheroes alike behave with the wild abandon we have come to recognize in the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Don De Lillo and Robert Coover. City is simultaneously hilarious and profoundly sad." -- The Washington Post Book World
"An imaginative, surprisingly poignant Italian reinvention of what has become a staple of American teen fiction: the saga of marginalized members of society who find comfort in each other."-- Booklist
"Along with flashes of love it reveals for old-fashioned storytelling, City boldly displays its futurist credentials...Baricco's narrative virtuosity continues to astonish." --The Independent (London)
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" Filled with wild invention and lyrical prose . . . Conventional characters and superheroes alike behave with the wild abandon we have come to recognize in the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Don De Lillo and Robert Coover. City is simultaneously hilarious and profoundly sad. "-- The" "Washington Post Book World
" An imaginative, surprisingly poignant Italian reinvention of what has become a staple of American teen fiction: the saga of marginalized members of society who find comfort in each other. -- "Booklist
" Along with flashes of love it reveals for old-fashioned storytelling, City boldly displays its futurist credentials Baricco s narrative virtuosity continues to astonish. "--The Independent" (London)
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"Baricco has inventiveness in spades, and his freaks have the capacity to chill the blood or warm the heart." -- Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Filled with wild invention and lyrical prose . . . Conventional characters and superheroes alike behave with the wild abandon we have come to recognize in the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Don De Lillo and Robert Coover. City is simultaneously hilarious and profoundly sad." -- The Washington Post Book World
"An imaginative, surprisingly poignant Italian reinvention of what has become a staple of American teen fiction: the saga of marginalized members of society who find comfort in each other."-- Booklist
"Along with flashes of love it reveals for old-fashioned storytelling, City boldly displays its futurist credentials...Baricco's narrative virtuosity continues to astonish." --The Independent (London)
Alessandro Baricco was born in Turin in 1958. The author of three previous novels, he has won the Prix Medicis etranger in France and the Selezione Campiello, Viareggio, and Palazzo del Bosco prizes in Italy. His third novel, Silk, became an immediate best-seller in Italy and has been translated into twenty-seven languages. It is the basis of a forthcoming opera by Andre Previn and a film to be produced by Miramax.
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- PublisherFeltrinelli Traveller
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 8807819678
- ISBN 13 9788807819674
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Book Description Condition: COME NUOVO. Questo libro è costruito come una città, come l'idea di una città. Mi piaceva che il titolo lo dicesse. Adesso lo dice. Le storie sono quartieri, i personaggi sono strade. Il resto è tempo che passa, voglia di vagabondare e bisogno di guardare. Ci ho viaggiato per tre anni, in City. Il lettore, se vorrà, potrà rifare la mia strada. È il bello, e il difficile, di tutti i libri: si può viaggiare nel viaggio di un altro? Quanto ai personaggi - alle strade - c'è un po' di tutto. Ci sono uno che è un gigante, uno che è muto, un barbiere che il giovedì taglia i capelli gratis, un generale dell'esercito, molti professori, gente che gioca a pallone, un bambino nero che tira a canestro e ci becca sempre. Gente così. (Alessandro Baricco) cm.12,5x19,5, pp.266, Coll.Universale Economica,1967. Milano, Feltrinelli Ed. cm.12,5x19,5, pp.266, brossura copertina figurata a colori. Coll.Universale Economica,1967. brossura copertina figurata a colori. Seller Inventory # 153312
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