The Round Dance

Set in the enchanting village of Carfizzi, this coming-of-age story weaves elements of magical realism reminiscent of García Márquez's works. Drawing from the author's childhood and ancient Albanian oral traditions, it paints southern Italy as a vibrant, multicultural landscape. Celebrated by Mondadori as one of the top Italian novels of the twentieth century, it offers a poetic exploration of identity and heritage, immersing readers in a rich tapestry of cultural influences.