Recensione:
(He) erects the scaffolding of a thorough examination of collector's envy. --Nora Mahony - Times Literary Supplement
Envy is a novel - or novella (125 airy pages, admirably translated from the Italian by Alastair McEwen and handsomely produced by the Pushkin Press) - about the possibility of a novel that remains unwritten, which is about as postmodern as it gets. It's all a tease -- of the painter and his lawyers, of the reader, and of the author himself. (...) elegant, witty and provocative. --LEWIS JONES New Statesman
Envy is a novel - or novella (125 airy pages, admirably translated from the Italian by Alastair McEwen and handsomely produced by the Pushkin Press) - about the possibility of a novel that remains unwritten, which is about as postmodern as it gets. It's all a tease -- of the painter and his lawyers, of the reader, and of the author himself. (...) elegant, witty and provocative --Lewis Jones - New Statesman
(he) erects the scaffolding of a thorough examination of collector's envy --Nora Mahony - Times Literary Supplement
L'autore:
Alain Elkann is a regular contributor to various Italian newspapers and magazines, such as La Stampa, Nuovi Argomenti, and Panta. A prize-winning novelist, essayist, and journalist, he has published more than 20 books. Alastair McEwan was a runner-up for the John Florio Prize for Italian Translation for his translation of Senior Service.
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