cptgaio

I thank everyone who participated: regarding the issues raised, @Kemo, in the second paragraph of the review I actually speak about the evolution of LB in WM. Furthermore, about the project's priorities concerning printing, I make ample mention of it in the early paragraphs, so I didn’t think it was necessary to reiterate it during the actual analysis. @Mocampo, the narrative style (especially in the third part) reminds me a lot of the "feuilleton" à la Dumas, and the plot is typical of the Adventure Novel, hence my consideration. I also relied heavily on their intervention a year and a half ago during the presentation of "Manituana" in Vicenza, where in response to some questions about "Q," they cited that as an influence on the stylistic choice of the story.

It seems clear to me that Trellheim is missing. While waiting for further information (at least what can be provided) from Editors and/or Webmasters, I express my dismay from now on.

Thank you to all the last three commenters! (for some reason, the notifications ended up in spam...and I didn’t notice the comments)

Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Light stuff, in short... I don’t know, lately I prefer the big love stories by Mitchell... ;-)

Bah, the first time I heard about it was from another DeBaseriano this week (and not in flattering terms since he was comparing me and the book to works for "bamboccioni"), but given some of the rather haughty comments on this page (I didn't read the review because I'm afraid it reveals the entire plot, I apologize to the reviewer whom I won’t vote for) and the ratings from many users whose tastes I know, I tend to trust those who speak of it fairly positively. So I think I’ll read it sooner or later, even though, being a fan of vampire plots, I can venture that "on instinct" I will end up disappointed because, in my opinion, everything has already been written about the genre. However, on the subject of bloodsuckers, I recommend to everyone the immortal "I Am Legend" by Matheson, and even though he is still alive, also to Alessio ;-)

I have never read this.

I only know it by name, beautifully written.

vote.

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