"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

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«Ragazzi che nel dopoguerra giocano con quel che trovano, fossero anche residuati bellici; giovani partigiani in attesa nei boschi dell’Appennino; bambini che assistono stupefatti alle complicate macchinazioni degli adulti. E indigeni astuti alle prese con i vacanzieri di turno, pensionati ormai al finale di partita, cocchieri palermitani che devono saper tenere i segreti… Guccini tratteggia delle figure, inquadra dei dettagli, ne sottolinea altri, in una successione di racconti che si fanno eco, come sette tracce di un ideale album, e che sono altrettanti squarci di esperienza, lampi di vita ora malinconica, ora arguta, ora straziata. Racconti poetici, ironici, anche crudeli, talvolta misteriosi, ma sempre di esemplare nitidezza, storie la cui semplicità lievita attraverso una scrittura sorvegliata, visiva, scoppiettante di invenzioni linguistiche. In queste sette storie, l’universo narrativo di Francesco Guccini si riconferma in tutta la sua densa essenzialità, e il lettore appassionato ritrova gli ambienti, i personaggi, le atmosfere più classiche del mondo dell’autore bolognese, e quella sua inesausta vena civile, ancora una volta al servizio di una emozionante fantasia narrativa.»

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