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“And it is true that life lacks the monotony of museums. There come days which seem worthy of being framed, but they are so full of conflicting sounds, of line and color and living, burning light that they never become tedious.”

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Italo Svevo
Italo Svevo

Italian writer known for his unique psychological portrayals and realistic style. Svevo's works delve into the inner world of humans, particularly focusing on the loneliness and struggles of individuals. more

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