The diary of Italy's greatest modern writer, who won the prestigious Strega Award shortly before his tragic suicide in 1950, offers a poignant glimpse into his thoughts and struggles. As he meticulously destroyed his private papers, this diary became a vital testament to his life and artistry, providing contemporary readers with profound insights into his mind and the circumstances surrounding his untimely death.
Anton Haakman Livres
L'auteur descend le Danube et décrit en érudit la culture de la Mitteleuropa; le voyage au gré du fleuve est une fresque des siècles passés. ©Electre 2022