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The Italian writer who could never say no
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The Italian writer who could never say no
Sometimes it’s hard to say no. A friend asks me to present the collected letters of Luciano Bianciardi (1922–71) at BookCity, Milan’s literary festival. “He was a translator, novelist and journalist”, he reminds me. “So are you. He wrote about football and the Risorgimento. So have you.” My friend didn’t say that the two volumes of letters amounted to 1,000 pages, or that my efforts would go unremunerated. But it’s understood here that one does …
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