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Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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"4 pigeons" ??? someone should suggest this delicacy to the Venetian restaurateurs...

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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but you really have it in for this poor pig!!!

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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you can really relax, also because for me it's always (strangely or not?) difficult to review something I love very much. Consider, for example, that if I could, I would rewrite a completely different review of Pessoa's book... but oh well. For Buzzati's book, I already know I would struggle a lot, that something of me would end up coming out, and I really don't want that... and then you care so much about it!

Dream Theater Images And Words

21 aug 09

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sweet "sognatoreitaliano" if you want you can leave some recipes on one of my reviews, you know... no one leaves me any... I feel so lonely... and I’m hungry!!!

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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but I have to admit that every now and then I would also like to receive a recipe...........

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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@ Blechtrommel: I pass you the review of "The Tartar Steppe"; mine would be an emotional work, but I haven't studied Buzzati like you said you have. So... go ahead without worries, but don't let me down: remember #4. @ Vortex: thanks for the "finally a page of comments from decent people," except for the usual Giustiziere, it’s thanks to you all.

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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@ Franci!: absolutely sure!! (Here we go, Buzzati reaffirms himself, if there was ever any need, not accessible to everyone... despite the apparent ease of reading. And those who want to understand...)

Isidore Ducasse, il Conte di Lautréamont I Canti di Maldoror - Poesie

21 aug 09

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Look, when it comes to books, you're opening a door for me! Am I perhaps one of the few left in the world who enjoys receiving them as gifts, maybe at Christmas... The thing is, most of the time they give you these ridiculous gifts, often overpriced, but they just don’t suit you at all!! So, getting lost for hours in bookstores remains a luxury I'm not willing to give up...

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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@ Blechtrommel: you know I also love Buzzati to death??? I plan to review "The Tartar Steppe" soon (which I consider the most beautiful book I have ever read, along with "The House on the Hill" by Cesare Pavese); @ Gasta: I would like to respond to your comment by recommending the reading of "The Tartar Steppe...", but I hope, my friend, that you may never understand...

Isidore Ducasse, il Conte di Lautréamont I Canti di Maldoror - Poesie

21 aug 09

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Prejudice is a terrible thing: I remember that in high school, a classmate of mine (a nerd, a snitch, and therefore utterly hated by me) obsessed with D’Annunzio, Nietzsche, and other authors I didn’t appreciate at the time (ah, how naive I was and how much I’ve had to change my mind since then...) recommended I read these Canti. Of course, I dismissed them outright, simply because it was he who suggested them. Now I will make an effort to catch up, thanks in part to your review (the books on my desk will continue to "pile up" in the meantime...)! P.S. It's strange that there have been so few comments; perhaps the length discouraged many, or maybe the proposal itself (certainly not easy to digest). Or perhaps the fact that this review came right after the "Fleurs...".