Location: Bologna, IT, Italy
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I move between literary criticism and essay writing as if they were a space of continuous reading, where a text is never merely what it says, but also
I move between literary criticism and essay writing as if they were a space of continuous reading, where a text is never merely what it says, but also what it withholds, diverts, and allows us to glimpse. My attention is drawn to narrative forms and their fractures, to what in a literary work resists explanation and yet demands it.
I write about contemporary literature, seeking to bring to light the underlying structures of discourse, those that connect writing to an often unspoken worldview. In this sense, criticism is not, for me, a descriptive genre, but a practice of listening and dismantling, an exercise in staying close to the text.
I have published articles and essays in cultural journals as part of an ongoing exploration that intertwines literature, philosophy, and the theory of form, driven by the conviction that every significant work always exceeds the categories through which we attempt to define it.
Critical writing, understood in this way, does not conclude but opens up: it shifts our gaze, destabilizes what seems self-evident, and restores to reading its nature as an experience rather than an act of consumption.
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