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By Tim Parks
| Internazionale Verified
Questo articolo è stato pubblicato il 25 luglio 2014 nel numero1061 di Internazionale. Leggere scrittori del nostro stesso paese è importante? Cambia davvero qualcosa se si legge un libro “nazionale” o un libro “straniero”?
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Across Sicily with Garibaldi’s Thousand: An Adventure in Landscape and Italian Memory

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By Helena Attlee, Tim Parks
| Literary Review Verified
Many hearts sank when in August last year the Italian government gave its approval to the building of the world’s longest suspension bridge across the Strait of Messina. Carrying two railway lines at its centre and a three-lane motorway on either side, the whole structure would, we were assured, create 120,000 jobs and satisfy President Trump’s demand for NATO members to spend more on capital defence projects.
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Mad About the Mandolin

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By Tim Parks
| The New Yorker Verified
On October 30, 2023, shortly before my sixty-ninth birthday, I stepped into a music store a few minutes from my house, in the southern suburbs of Milan, to buy a mandolin. At first, I thought that I would come away empty-handed. It’s a big store, with long rows of guitars and orchestral instruments on every wall, the floor space taken up by pianos and keyboards. But eventually I spotted them, high in a cobwebby corner: two mandolins—one a folksy flat-back and the other a classical bowl-back.
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