Don Giovanni in Sizilien
- 206 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Vitaliano Brancati was a prominent Italian prose writer known for his sharp, ironic gaze upon Sicilian society and Italian Fascism. His works frequently delve into themes of provincialism, masculinity, and sexuality, employing a distinctive style that blends humor with biting satire. Brancati's narratives are marked by a profound understanding of human psychology and its frailties, masterfully depicted through tense and incisive character portraits. His most celebrated writings are characterized by meticulous detail and a unique ability to dissect societal phenomena with enduring relevance.







Erzählungen. Mit einem Nachwort von Geno Pampaloni.