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by Italo Calvino

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Marco Fiemozzi If Venice, then the personal Venice of the fictional Marco Polo figure. It would have been your hometown if you had been the narrator, or rather your â€¦m´Ç°ù±ðIf Venice, then the personal Venice of the fictional Marco Polo figure. It would have been your hometown if you had been the narrator, or rather your hometown mixed with all places you have been living in. I think it is more an archetipical image of a city, you can even name it as you want, as Calvino writes near the end of the book.(less)

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Michel Ducos, a sculptor and potter of Alford Pottery Lincolnshire, has an exhibition: Invisible Cities and Other Worlds from 25th July until 6th August 2016, inspired by words, and the work of Italo Calvino. Would you like to come?

Tab Hunter Too late. Would love to see some photos.

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Nel parlare della sua opera, in un'intervista, Calvino ci lascia delle informazioni curiose e interessanti, una guida da seguire nel corso della lettura del suo libro. "...i racconti sulle cittÃ sono stati concepiti come poesie. Poesie in prosa perchÃ© io scrivo racconti da tanti anni che anche quando vorrei scrivere una poesia mi salta fuori un raccontoâ€�. E come si deve leggere?

Katie

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