Riccardo Bacchelli was an Italian novelist whose works are characterized by a profound insight into human nature and societal shifts. His literary output encompasses expansive novels and shorter prose, often exploring themes of history, familial bonds, and the evolution of modern society. Bacchelli's style is noted for its richness and evocative power, adept at immersing readers in meticulously crafted worlds and character psychologies. He was also instrumental in founding the esteemed Bagutta Prize, significantly contributing to the Italian cultural landscape.
Der junge Lazzaro Scacerni erbaut sich nach seiner Rückkehr vom katastrophalen Russlandfeldzug Napoleons 1812 eine Getreidemühle auf der Po-Ebene bei Ferrara. Dort leben 3 Generationen Scacerni, bis der letzte männliche Erbe 1918 in die Piave fällt.
A novel set in 19th-century Italy that explores themes of faith and morality through the story of a young man who finds himself torn between his love for a woman and his loyalty to his country.
Per terra e per mare
