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Storia di una lettrice e della libreria che le insegnò a volare
È con il cuore in gola che scrivo questo post. Un post che non avrei mai voluto dover scrivere. La Hoepli, la mitica magica libreria Hoepli del mio cuore, sembra destinata a chiudere, per motivi amministrativi. La speranza che riponiamo è n...
Água Viva by Clarice Lispector: a page from my reading diary
I feel raw and exposed and alive—alive and filled with potential but also alive and terribly finite. This book is filled with thoughts I have thought, reflections written by a woman who died before I was ever alive but which have come to me...
The common anxieties of Gothic in Northanger Abbey
There is a misconception about Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen—that it is a minor work, less serious, perhaps. While it does provide great comedic entertainment, the weight of its message is no less grave than that of her major novels. Perh...
brief notes on recent reads: Chess by Stefan Zweig
And isn’t it appallingly easy to think yourself a great man when you’re not burdened by the faintest notion that men like Rembrandt, Beethoven, Dante or Napoleon ever lived? (11)
But the National Socialists, long before arming their fo...
Summer (1917), Edith Wharton. Part II: Sexuality, the female condition, desire and hypocrisy
This article makes explicit some details of the plot. Please be advised.
For the Introduction and Part I, read here.
Part II: Sexuality, the female condition, desire and hypocrisy
In Edith Wharton’s 1917 novel Summer the rel...
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31, Milan, Italy. Reads, but never enough. Classics, literary fiction, some non-fiction.
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