"Everything else is deposited in one breath"
Bernardino Pascal Editrice Mattioli
Page 122, € 12
The first word that comes to mind is courage. 122 pages, 25 stories intimate and fast, interspersed with poems by the same author, Bernardino Mattioli, Bologna: Casalecchio Southern origins, most sentimental. Skip courage because (as they call it) is shown to the public completely naked, helpless, and the player enters the room on tiptoe, with an attitude of extreme discretion. Mattioli primarily affects the structure of sentences: the author shows off a style all its own, twisted yet linear, but cerebral bleeding, never redundant. The contents of the stories are apparently mundane of daily life, those from which the most sensitive among us steal teachings and philosophies of life. It tells of nights in Bologna, the whores, whizzing through old resigned, microtrauma, football matches, the snack for children. Mattioli digs in mind, but especially in the soul, deep blue and black background in chemistry, hanging in a car at a traffic light, drunk with him inside. Bucket stands out in a world imbued with delicacy of invasiveness. Travel away from the temptations they want us to look fashionable and bad acid. Almost sadistic. Owned by the dry cynicism of eternal war. Brings us back to an ancient dimension, not covered by the modern sequences per week, which had almost forgotten. The rhythms are dilated, like a thought that is born and dies in the darkness of the room, it's raining outside, we lie on the couch, a homosexual and an alcoholic singer in his ears. Describes the emotions that we are not filtered, but appear crystal clear in their human smallness, unexceptionable. Then the women, of course. Talking of love is always very complicated and subjective, but the author succeeds in the end, especially ... But a woman can love even a picture, one minute, and if not understood in that moment you have to believe to be the subject TU celebrated. I look forward to the next round, maybe wearing the pants, and a pair of jeans, sheltered from the cold. We know you naked, I look with respect, now narraci clothes and other stories. Review by Natalie
Capriotti
The book can be found here:
Casalecchio di Reno (BO) _Solea libri_via Pascoli 5 / 2
Bologna_Feltrinelli Square 1 Ravegnana
Milano_Archivi of Montevideo via 900_ 9
San Benedetto del Tronto_Ap_ the Bibliofila_ Via Ugo Bassi 38
Siena Banchi di Sopra la Feltrinelli _Via
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On loan: the University Library of Bologna, Via Zamboni 35
Library Cesare Pavese: via Porrettana 360 (Casalecchio)
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