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From one end of the city to the other

“It is a frequent mistake that is made, that of marrying another to forget who has made us suffer.” We were lucky to have found this book for two reasons: (i) it is a first edition found in a second hand market; (ii) when you read Castellaneta you cannot help but be happy. A delicate but incisive pen, erudite but simple, which when he stops writing makes readers feel fatherless and motherless. The book is...

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Nights and mists

“The nostalgia of servitude is so rooted in humanity that it makes him regret his condition despite himself.” A book of other times in substance and narrative form. Consider a wounded and divided Milan during the last winter of World War II. On one hand those who fight for freedom, on the other those who try to postpone an announced defeat, in the middle the common people committed to earn an additional day of life...