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Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino
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Always the experimentalist, Calvino strings together a set of philosophical vignettes that read almost as a collection of prose poems. It is more of a strange take on metaphysics than anything else. Sometimes the descriptions get bogged down in strung-out adjectives and abstract sketches. Regardless Calvino's imagination is what won me out in the end. Some of the cities he enlivens are so playful and thought-provoking, I was really moved by his unique story.
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March 28, 2011 – Shelved
March 28, 2011 – Finished Reading
July 18, 2011 – Shelved as: i-dont-even

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message 1: by globulon (new)

globulon I may have to check this out. I liked some of the other Calvino I've trried, but couldn't get into "Castle of Crossed Destinies".


Stephen M Sorry, didn't notice this until now! I certainly recommend this one, it's a lot of fun. What was "Castle of Crossed Destinies" like? I've never heard of it.


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