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Brossura. Condition: ottimo. senza sovraccoperta. prima edizione. Formato in 8°; 200 pagine. Brossura editoriale figurata. Interno fresco.

Vol. in -8 (16 x 23 cm.), brossura editoriale col. avorio con illustr. a colori e titoli sul piatto, pp. 200. In buone condizioni. ---.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The opera "Once Upon a Time in Campania" is simply a delicate and poignant love story, between people of the people, in an unspecified time and place in Southern Italy.Although written in the form of a fairy tale, it is above all an Opera di Scena, written in a prose and narrative dynamics typical of melodrama, to which the author openly refers! This is due both to the musicality sought in the dialogues, and to the alternation of prose writing with more lyrical stylistic forms, such as the use of verses, nursery rhymes, songs, or dances, as well as the explicit references to the Neapolitan musical tradition that, for various reasons, is evoked or is present in history. The story itself is as surreal as it is plausible. Teresa is a well-liked person, but some of her little childhood obsessions complicate her life and, as the years go by, right in her married life, deflagrate, making married life more and more precarious and complicated.However, we are talking about a fairy tale and at the same time a melodrama, in which dream and reality, real or imaginary situations, overlap, without defined boundaries, up to a climax, also from the Italian Opera House, even moving away from the fairytale genre of belonging.The dramatic development of the story leads the reader/spectator to feel very involved in the events staged, including the more clearly dramatic ones, which characterize the highlights.In this sense, and beyond the form or genre, Once upon a time in Campania, he stages, in a real or imaginary theater, a drama/fairy that owes much to the Tradition of Italian Opera, to which he clearly seems to be inspired and want to belong. Like all the author's works, his writing has known a long gestation, passing from the formal structure of a simple novella to a screenplay, up to the one presented here, as an example of that hybrid writing, preferred by the author: that is, that of a theatrical work, on a formal level, but basically a borderline work, suspended in a multidimensional usability, which in this case leads to a popular melodrama.The fairy tale Once Upon a Time in Campania was written to talk to us, in light language, about the difficulties and crises of love and family life.In the end, it is a work about the complexity of human nature and, also in this sense, it is really a melodrama. that, proceeding with a lyrical language within an imaginative context, leads us with a light hand. towards an ending, really surprising. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Based on the novel "The Shattering of the Grail", the work "The Eclipse" is the Prologue of the "Grail Tetralogy". It can therefore be read as an independent artistic work in its own right, although it is so full of content that it is also the inspiring work, the Prologue, of a modern saga. In deliberately hybrid writing, that can be both represented and enjoyed on a literary level, it tells us the story of a man crossed by a tremendous inner conflict, up to lead him to feel in a battle against the forces of evil.As a counterbalance to this original core, The Eclipse represents the conflicted and passionate story of an impossible love, which can be considered to all intents and purposes the author's "Romeo and Juliet". A work in which the drama of a naive love, pure, youthful, opposed by everything and everyone, is lowered, and then suffered, within a complex thematic fabric, universal, metaphysical, and whose developments, at least on a narrative level, will need, to be told, an entire tetralogy, of which the Eclipse is the core, the original antecedent.There is a clear reference to Shakespeare's work in the meeting of the two lovers inside a mortuary. but with a dynamic and an outcome that has to be read, precisely because of its reversal of the original work.The Eclipse is therefore just that, the hard-fought love story, not within a feud between families, but within a scenario as universal as it is apocalyptic. It is the story of impossible love between two solitudes, whose inner life is permeated by omens, daring events, and tormented situations, beyond all limits. In it, Eros appears as a point of conjunction between a private intimist, simple, almost candid, within a collective dimension crossed by terrible forces that bar the way. A work of strong colors, crossed by tension as much ethical as feverish erotic, The Eclipse claims to be a work of art in the round, revealing, through a permanent conflict between good and evil, the darkest corners of being, in a growing tension that runs through the lives of the two protagonists, within a complex drama of rare power. We will follow the vicissitudes, in an unequal and lonely confrontation between their own private life and the apocalypse awakened by their own nature. The protagonist will find the comfort of a woman, animated by his own principles, but this, almost in contrast with Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, rather than the end, will be only the beginning of a battle, which in the prologue is shown as accomplished, but it is only the antecedent of events that will happen only many years later. But Eclipse is also and above all one of the most inspired and original love stories of all time, as private as universal, for the depth with which its mystery, revealing itself, will reveal to the same protagonists also their universal dimension. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …