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★A small bookstore in Venice, a talking cat, Leopardi and Dostoevsky.
★The healing journey of a magical bookstore allows readers to feel the true power of literature: the healing of readers' lives through words.
Description
“The Library of Forgotten Books” is located in Venice and is the dream realized by a solitary bookseller, Leda, who fled from a small town in Campania to free herself from the insecurities and traumas caused by her family. But her bookstore is unlike any other; it hides the unborn books of literary history (such as Gogol’s second and third volumes of Dead Souls, Aristotle’s Poetics, or unpublished poems by Baudelaire). The bookstore is a magical place, a portal through which Leda connects with the flesh-and-blood versions of Leopardi and Dostoevsky, traveling with them and discovering the true power of literature: to heal the lives of readers through the stories it tells.
Author
Nicola Pesce was born in Salerno in 1984, he likes to describe himself as a reader before a writer. Afflicted by Asperger’s syndrome, he has chosen to see it as a strength that allows him to see and describe the world in a different way. In love with slow living and the little things, he works every day to actively promote kindness and a love for culture. He is a digital nomad traveling across Italy and the world, armed with old, yellowed notebooks in which he writes his novels and poems.
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