What disturbs most is not for sale in its plastics, "Barbie houses" that are at the bottom of the viewer (and the same journalist) to orient themselves on the various crime scenes, nor is his servility to the Very Little , attitude now that we know so well by giving the National Bruno on the same pedestal of caricatures of Alberto Sordi. What bothers him most is the blatant advertising that makes its libropanettoni.
Christmas comes and Mondadori activates its levers of sending the PR Massimo Boldi among its authors in an extended tour. And here again this year Vespa was presented to Those that football to be "run" by Simona Ventura last literary effort. And this after all the commercials and having been in a dozen other seguitissima broadcasts, as if a television character of his rank to receive more hype to place its products!
Christmas means to us mere mortals, that we are left to ponder which of the latest interesting editorial outputs we need to invest our pennies. The year 2010 offers us in particular the latest novel by Umberto Eco and Codest The heart and the sword. Political history and romance of Italy. 1861-2011 , real good even brick to be placed under the foot of a broken mobile (such as table, chair, which, in fact, has one leg much shorter than the others?).
if they touch you opt for one or another Volume, of course: the preference is, by far, to Eco. In addition to the already well known as a purely literary, his Cemetery of Prague also fascinating for historical and geographical setting, with a plot worthy of a spy novel. The unification of Italy is at the door and on the European continent several arcane forces form a coalition or are in the struggle for the realization of certain plans ... In the novel (it is the sixth of Umberto Eco, and both are splendid six) is a plethora of historical figures, the only character in "artificial" is the protagonist, Simonini, a forger from Piedmont antisemitic ambitions ...
If you can afford, however, buy the book for sale. True, 840 pages are few, and hence also in this case we are dealing with an intriguing concept. The reviews on the Internet saying, "As background to the whole book is the complex question on Unity of Italy and its process was never completed ..." Well, yes, but all under the sign of the Vulva !
The heart and the sword (way too simple and logical, but the quality of the "heard" and also perfectly describes what speaks volumes, does not matter if it was pilfered from a couple of movies and several other books) is a sort of time machine gravure tabloid. He tells of how her pussy, or pucchiacchia, played - and plays - a role in the affairs of our Country, and even if only to serve as entertainment for the midgets dopolavoristico maneuvering the fate of the boot, from Cavour to the Commandery. In many regards, the coital acts of these people were - and are - the more extraordinary than those of coal or transport of bricks (in fact: there are rumors of some big shots that, because of old age or certain operazioncine prostate have lost much power as an aphrodisiac substances from having to help with restoration or even fearful), but the gossip meets, in a vaguely intellectual, our needs from voyeurs. Since it would be a shame
prosciuttone this mortal put on the shelf along with works such as Umberto Eco, do as I do: take her with you in tarrabbicacaduro, read it while you get rid of the intestines and then the Pulitano derriere the pages read. The book is too heavy to keep it forever, and anyway, even using it in place of Scottex, something of such great fattografia, you will definitely imprinted in the mind. They range from
amorazzi of Garibaldi in what are called the "carelessness" of the Premier. Scroll portraits of women is to take into consideration the short walks our road: in "Heroines" in those pre-Risorgimento and the Republican recognize Carfagna and all other soubrettes the government today, a large and sympathetic puttanume able to liven up the century and a half running from the Expedition of the Thousand today . Of course, as regards the sources are many and this would not be difficult for anyone to harvest and antologizzarle: confess the truth are all there, on the Internet and many newspapers (more on foreign newspapers than on our own ...) ; to the remote past, however, the team has for sale, without doubt, due to a long and painstaking research. What were the "flirts" Hero of Two Worlds? Of what nature were actually the relationship between Vittorio Emanuele II and the Countess of Castiglione? E: the Christian Democrats were truly monogamous? ...
On the latter issue, namely on the chastity and / or "conjugal honesty" of the defunct DC Marple, the book does not break any taboo (though you know what and how many sick of sex - including homosexuals - have militated the ranks of the so-called "party of believers in Christ," the party that voted more ignorant countrymen, often pushed behind the priests, by putting "the cross on the cross"). The entire section on D'Annunzio, poet erotomaniac, contains data and episodes in some way already known (we also read on several feulletons ). Much more interesting are the pages on the troubled love life of Mussolini, pages that take us back to firecracker, a logical and deliberate analogy to today's erotic Pasticciaccio dictator. Tracing the arc, the collective scribatorio enclosed under the aegis of "Bruno Vespa" wants to suggest: "See how much suffering the great leaders? We accuse them to have sex at our expense and yet even they know what is solitude! "
One thing however must be specified: when he dedicated himself to authorship, Vespa lost much of his subservience (and yet, in a few episodes of Eastenders I saw him give critical questions Commando in person ...) and pulls out the little 'bit of sting to be found. Sting that he plunges into cyanide. So as a writer shows us the best part of himself, cynical and sarcastic ... At least sometimes.
least at times, as well as cyanide is diluted. Ultimately, The heart and sword does justice to the powerful rather than expose them in the light that is ambiguous and left their own. And the ultimate result of the book is to explain the nature of slips pedophile (or semipedofila) kaiserlicchio the present. And 'This is the pure and sad truth.
However, the product is well worth the cover price. Merely judging The heart and the sword at a Who or Novella 2000 history of Italy, and compare a straightforward apology for Berlusconi, would make him a great injustice. The heart and the sword fact is - and widely - even macroevents of socio-political, makes a comparison between De Gasperi and Togliatti, talks about the economic miracle and the Cold War of the historic compromise, Berlinguer, Craxi and, until the alleged Tangentopoli and the Second Republic (which appears in the troubled aftermath of reality), with its protagonist and his megalomaniac "govern" punctuated by sensational style slips. (But it does not tell what Vespa; not papal papal .)
I emphasize: the book is worth its money. In addition to the curiosity "hot" ever found or ever will find the textbooks, it is worth it for its physiological characteristic: paper. The paper of which it is made very fine and delicate, is excellent for cleaning operation after defecatio .
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