Dalla morte al mattino

This collection of fourteen stories, written by the controversial and emotionally charged author of "Angelo guarda il passato," explores a vivid, often tumultuous America marked by a landscape that is as much internal as external. Rich with lyrical and unrestrained prose, the stories delve into themes of mortality and inner landscapes, reflecting the author's own tumultuous life and early death at 38. Among the tales are extended narratives like "Morte fiera sorella" and "Ragnatela della terra," the latter featuring a poignant monologue by a maternal voice that weaves memories with the present. Complemented by Stravinsky’s "Concerto per due pianoforti," the collection immerses listeners in a dramatic, evocative world of raw emotion and reflection.