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Ask the Dust | The Bandini Quartet | Wait Until Spring, Bandini | The Road to Los Angeles | Dreams from Bunker Hill |
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- Paperback 240 Pages
- Edition: New Ed
- ISBN-10: 1841956198
- ISBN-13: 9781841956190
- Publisher: Canongate Books Ltd
- Pub date: Mar 10, 2005
- Dimensions: 19 cm x 13 cm x 2 cm Just how big is that?
- Also available as: Hardcover and Others

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La storia di un uomo i cui figli sono i chiodi che lo tengono crocifisso alla moglie.
Un romanzo che pur essendo breve, diretto e veloce, è un grandioso monumento a quel coacervo di rancori, affetti, devozione, sensi di colpa, sogni inseguiti e aspirazioni soffocate che va sotto il nome di "f ... Continue
La storia di un uomo i cui figli sono i chiodi che lo tengono crocifisso alla moglie.
Un romanzo che pur essendo breve, diretto e veloce, è un grandioso monumento a quel coacervo di rancori, affetti, devozione, sensi di colpa, sogni inseguiti e aspirazioni soffocate che va sotto il nome di "famiglia" (con particolare riferimento a quella italiana, come le origini di quasi tutti gli attori e comparse del libro).
Non posso che condividere e ripetere il giudizio di Charles Bukowski: "Tutti dovrebbero leggere John Fante".
I felt this book is Fante's saddest and yet the one which conveys the most hope. It's the story of a man and his sons, from the point of view of one of the latter. It's, as expected, very vivid, colorful, intense, hard to bear in some passages. Quite an emotional ride. Right in the league of "Wait f ... Continue
I felt this book is Fante's saddest and yet the one which conveys the most hope. It's the story of a man and his sons, from the point of view of one of the latter. It's, as expected, very vivid, colorful, intense, hard to bear in some passages. Quite an emotional ride. Right in the league of "Wait for Spring, Bandini" and, indeed, about the Bandini family. In case you are wondering (it's no spoiler) the father who was dead in "road to LA" and "ask the dust" is alive and kicking! :-)