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❝ In conclusion, "The Atrocity Exhibition" is an extraordinary work that challenges literary conventions and pushes us towards new horizons of perception and understanding. Its experimental and visionary language invites us to explore the boundaries of our imagination and to confront our deepest anxieties and obsessions. A masterpiece of 20th-century literature, destined to remain a source of inspiration and reflection for future generations.
❝ "Almost urged on by the grass, Maitland climbed onto the roof of an abandoned air-raid shelter, where he caught his breath, studying the island more closely. Comparing it with the highway system, he noted that it was much older than the surrounding land, as if that triangular area of wilderness had survived for a unique exercise in cunning and perseverance, and would continue to survive, unknown and neglected, for a long time even after the highways had crumbled to dust" [Concrete Island].
❝ In my opinion, it is a desperately dramatic story capable of making the reader reflect on various aspects of our apparently civilized society.
❝ From this point of view, "Super-Cannes" is a great novel where all the defects of contemporary society come to light, and foremost among them is the need to satisfy one's base animal instincts, once suppressed by morality, religion, and other values, but which the current market regime glorifies (consider, for example, reality shows, the scandal stone of any critique of modernity).
❝ 'The great dream of the Enlightenment, that one day reason and rational selfishness would triumph, has led directly to the consumerism of our days'.
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