Bisticci

by Carla Bonollo

Overview

“Ben tu puzzi di pazzo, ch’è un pezzo,
Disse Pluton, bestiaccia, per bisticcio.”
(Canto VI, Stanza 101, Malmantile, Lorenzo Lippi)

Ambientato tra Londra e Venezia è il racconto di un lento disamore. Due amiche partono alla ricerca di una nuova vita ma le loro strade prenderanno due direzioni diverse. Un omaggio al tema del doppio, alle ambivalenze, alle occasioni aleatorie.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011163012
Publisher:	Carla Bonollo
Publication date:	12/03/2010
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	201 KB
Age Range:	18 Years
Language:	Italian

About the Author

Graduated in English and French from the University of Venice (Italy) in 1995. She worked and lived in London for seven years and moved back to Italy in 2002 to complete an MA in literary translation from English. She self-published two short fictions (December, 2010), a collection of haikus, "Che haiku vuoi?" (What haiku do you want?), and wrote a series of articles on Venice for a creative project on cities told by authors - "Città Raccontate" - for the Italian webzine "Cartaresistente" (April-May 2013). She took part in the "Creative Insomnia Nights", multi-disciplinary and multi-sensorial events on colours organised by the atelier Meta-morphic, a cultural association based in Madrid (Spain). So far four contributions: a red haiku and some recollections/suggestions evoked by the analogies enacted by the colour red; a video-tale, set in the Seventies exploring orangeness and its dark side; a yellow playlist encompassing fifty years of music from the Sixties to the New Millennium and three articles on Amaryllis, Virgil's sheperdhess, Women's Day, and her translation of a Josif Brodskij's poem ("I threw my arms about those shoulders"), an essay on the green ray, the green mirage, inspired by Jules Verne's novel, Le Rayon Vert. Since June 2015 she's a registered Tour Leader in the Province of Venice. The journey continues.. At the moment she's working on a new speculative fiction and an experimental project by Stephen Black and Eugene Soh, SPOKEN…