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Antonio Franchini, When we will kill you, master? Marsilio

novels, essays, biography? The three things together. This is the third book
Franchini is at once an essay on the literature, a collection of anecdotal stories about people leaving the world of martial arts, and even a bit 'of autoracconto training, sports and literature, of' author (of which I am going to read Uora Uora well as the latest work, "Gladiator").

But the real crux of this book is the idea that literature has Franchini and how it has to do (must have something to do) with their lives. This is called drawing a strong parallel between literature and martial arts (there is nothing to laugh about, OK?). The result

is remarkable both for its originality and for insight, very enjoyable, as Franchini says what he has to say through the anecdotes and observations en passant - and of course with its unique ability to tell. But
be shared only in part, this result - namely the idea that AF has the literature.
This idea, the writer-guerrieroperfinta Franchini, makes little
leaked a little here and there, without saying so explicitly, a spade a spade, Enervit all'Enervit and the diet-coke-diet coke.
But at some point there puts two emblems of opposite ways (he says)
understanding of literature: Manganelli of "Literature as lies" and the
Michel Leiris to "The bullfighting literature seen as" On the one hand
exaltation, contrite and acrobatic, fiction (
style but not only), part autobiography proclaims the most sincere, honest and direct.
Between the two 'champions', Franchini sides decisively to Leiris (expliciter without saying so), but does so with a little liquidating' superficiality of the grand baroque style of writers like just Manganelli.
On the other hand, among the many piercing observations of this book is also the time when you notice how much the narrative story as the fight in the gym are actually simulating qualcheccos'altro, and how its practitioners will in the end, awareness: the observation that gives meaning to the choice made by Franchini talk about martial arts, literature and personal anecdotes at once, but from which he could easily develop a different assessment of writing as "literature as a lie."
Franchini, tacitly, to avoid further, and tells of many characters
gym, a lot of Japanese literature, books on boxing
and diaries of the war: his declaration of intent, after all, is this telling things in
, people, facts.

Marsilio 1996, 167 pagg.x20.000lire.