I due fiammiferi
by Stevenson Robert Louis
A short story, not just for kids, in which the simple gesture of lighting a match to smoke the pipe reveals its transgressive potential, drawing a realistic and terrible situation that vanishes in a few lines, with a mocking but relieved look of the protagonist. The apocalyptic atmosphere envisioned by the author is interpreted by Daniele Nannini as a magnificent dream, in which the reader participates from a safe distance in the unfolding of a richly thought-provoking reality and indulges in the relief of the escaped danger.
- Publishing house Le Lettere
- Year of publication 2020
- Number of pages 24
- ISBN 9788893660020
- Foreign Rights Editoriale Le Lettere Srl - segreteria@lelettere.it
- Price 14.90
Stevenson Robert Louis
Robert Louis Stevenson (Edinburgh, 1850 – Samoa Islands, 1894) is the author of novels, short stories, essays and poetry collections, who became world famous for his novel TreasureIsland. He cultivated his love for fairy tales until death, collecting a large number of writings that he never published and that he only shared with friends.
Daniele Nannini, has collaborated with publishing houses in Italy and abroad. He won the Andersen Prize in 1988.
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