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Family ties, Rome in the Sixties, loving and letting go: a charming novel built on short stories told in exquisitely spare literary prose by an eclectic filmmaker and analyst.
Umberto Silva is one of a kind. As beautiful as an actor (and he was an actor in his youth), an art historian, a director, a critic, a screenwriter, he involved all of his friends (among which Moravia and Raffaele La Capria) in his movie projects. The Roman milieu was at the time the liveliest ever, brimming with creative energy and intellectual engagement: the right place to thrive for a Renaissance man such as Umberto Silva. Who then steered to psychoanalysis and made another job of it.
Turmac Bleu collects the best of his literary writing, originally scattered in short stories and poetry collections: the young, talented Marta Barone, author of the much acclaimed Sunken City, worked closely with him in order to build up from his writings the novel of his life.
