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Milan is a dark wood

"Eat and bev in holy freedom, who vœr dam, the gust is on account of the Barbis," wrote the port. How true, according to Dante, that the first of the Milanese poet, he too was of the race but poerítt gnücch: a way of saying dry and hard that contains the Dante a desire to rebel against and in spite of poverty: the ' gnücco pride of quixotic that would not comply.
Laura Pariani, Milan is a dark wood

*** "Back on the road. Passin passageway, with the hip timber for rheumatism ": a new novel by Laura Pariani, Milan is a dark wood, is a long wandering in Milan in 1969. A guide readers through the streets of the city Dante, homeless Milan, a former soldier, former emigrant, ex-husband, former manager of an antiquarian bookshop jailed for a magazine a bit 'too risque. A man who did not want to fall in the so-called "company". And walking through the streets of a Milan marked by many tensions, riots and youth workers in the background, Dante remembers his past and describes the many facets of the city. Until arriving in the heart of Milan and the event that marked an entire Italian season, the Piazza Fontana bombing.
So the author offers readers his new novel: I was eighteen when I discovered
Milan: the fog of the dock, the courts of the State, where the dairies to swallow a sanguis in his pocket when the hoard was scarce, the stalls used books, the hackberry Via Vincenzo Monti, and, of course, politics and events: why was 1969. And there was a lingerie - the bums in Milan are so called - who hangs out by the parties Foro Bonaparte was enough to melt a bianchino Ambrosian spoken to illustrate his theory that "life is a lottery." It starts from there, perhaps my interest in life for all who did 'the great refusal. "

I give up!
will also be our beautiful Italy, rich in nuances and dialects, but reading a book in my dialect is not too difficult an undertaking! For
correctness of information, I do not read even Camilleri why I do not understand what he writes ... so the problem is mine.

This book by Laura Pariani is interesting and the story I had also taken, but that effort!
If you do not have my language problems I'll recommend it because it is full of quotations and the protagonist, Dante is very nice.

Today I exercise my right to reader and leave half the book, does not mean that tomorrow is not wholly in their hands ...