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Andrew Sean Greer: in Italia ho imparato a trasformare storie difficili in storie divertenti

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Lo scrittore Premio Pulitzer Andrew Sean Greer, a Pordenonelegge con Villa Coco, appena arrivato in libreria per la Nave di Teseo. "È il mio romanzo italiano. In America e nel Regno Unito hanno un'idea romantica dell'Italia e cerco di allontanarmi da questo cliché" spiega lo scrittore che vive tra Venezia e San Francisco. Il nostro Paese per lui rappresenta una fuga da un momento difficile per gli Stati Uniti

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