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Mutanti in gioco: Noi che rubiamo i ponti all'Arno

Mutanti in gioco: Noi che rubiamo i ponti all'Arno

Paperback

RomanceGeneral Fiction

ISBN10: 8894745562
ISBN13: 9788894745566
Publisher: Manfredi Edizioni Srl
Published: Jun 20 2023
Pages: 276
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.62 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: Italian
Discover the most beautiful Italian places while immersing yourself in a cultural journey that includes Italian gastronomy and wines. This bilingual novel, written in both Italian and English, invites you to embark on a captivating narrative adventure.

Can one truly imagine a different, fulfilling, and satisfying life when they are not already living it? Can a concrete and lasting relationship be realized when the icy oppression of daily routine nullifies hopes?

On the surface, a vacation through wine tastings in Tuscany, or in the classic setting of Umbria with the Orvieto Cathedral, or in the dreamy Civita di Bagnoregio might suggest it. A journey, a shedding of old skin for both protagonists, in search of the perfect flavor, a convincing and intoxicating aroma, and the fragrance as luscious as that found in Neapolitan pizza. A journey to break away from the colors of daily routine and acquire new forms, new appearances, new skin like mutants.

However, it remains with the protagonists that perhaps vacation, being a vacation, remains pertinent during the hours of revelry and the whims of curiosity and exploration, but feelings, the real ones, appear to have a different nature and discernment.

A novel like any other by the author, which suggests one story, but in truth tells another. It imagines one epilogue, but proposes another. It suggests an introspection of the characters, but instead, they veer towards different colors and substance during the narration, creating genuine astonishment in the reader. But isn't life perhaps like that? A surprise?

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