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Si chiama Andrea

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Andrea enjoyed a nearly happy childhood, with loving grandparents, a mother who embodied perfection, and a father who mastered the art of evasion. He formed friendships that helped him understand the world and romantic encounters that allowed the world to taste him. Professionally, Andrea was often labeled an estate agent, but his true pursuit was finding suitable inhabitants for the homes he chose, as houses served as the ultimate metaphor for each of us. On his sixteenth birthday, Andrea discovered a 'we', a place where multiple personalities emerged, each vying for space and control, much like actors on a stage. In this poignant, sometimes unsettling tale, Favetto explores the latent power of transformation, crafting a singular, multifaceted character who encompasses countless lives, both present and past. For Andrea, like all of us, is a complex human being.

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Gian Luca Favetto

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Profile Image for Ettore Patriarca.
298 reviews9 followers
March 18, 2022
Di Gian Luca Favetto ho molto apprezzato "Italia, provincia del Giro". Oggi sono in difficoltà davanti ai personaggi "doppi" che popolano questo libro. Ho faticato alla prima lettura, credo faticherò anche nella rilettura. Quindi mi arrendo a questa piacevole complessità. Buona lettura (e rilettura).
Profile Image for Luca Cozzi.
Author 15 books87 followers
June 5, 2019
Particolare, intenso. Un libro che costringe a fermarsi, mentalmente intendo, costringe a distoglierci un attimo dalle nostre frenesie. Ci chiede impegno ma ci regala tanto
Profile Image for Carlotta Nacci.
10 reviews
March 24, 2024
Libro complesso. Chiede attenzione ed impegno, di fermarsi e concentrarsi totalmente sulla lettura
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