Rome, its streets and its unmistakable language are at the core of countless literary productions which depict the main feature and contradiction of the Eternal City: the endless war between beauty and decay. In his novel Roma, Vittorio Giacopini paints a grim picture of modern-day Rome and even predicts its literal destruction…
Vittorio Giacopini is a writer, essayist and radio host.
Enrico Terrinoni, academic and translator, is currently working on the Italian translation of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce.
In Italian.
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