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In how many ways can you inhabit a house? At least in thirty-nine different ways, as these short stories show. Their author is María José Ferrada, acclaimed poet and story teller.
The title, Bestiario familiare, immediately brings to mind the medieval bestiaries, which used to describe animals with educational purpose.
Un ricordo d’infanzia, il giorno in cui ha nevicato in Senegal, si fa scrittura poetica e melanconica.
Once upon a time there was a king who was crying. He had lost his best friend. [...] For seven days the king, Gilgamesh was his name, watched over his friend, Enkidu.
When you're born in a tiny village lost amidst the mountains, you don't have too many reference points, Giusi has only two.
Mia is a little magician. How do we know? Because she sees things that don't exist. Or rather, things that exist, but others don't see, like tiny red roosters in love who jump and run.
Those were hard times. The war had started. Germany had invaded Poland. Soon after, Lithuania had been occupied by the Soviet Union. Most of the Lithuanians were considered enemies of the S.U.
An autobiography in three voices that alternate to retrace the big and the small stories tracing the natural paths of growth.
Sweating; running until you run out of breath; having fun; feeling free. These things are not not good in the world of Anna. Why?