Towards the River's Mouth (Verso la foce), by Gianni Celati
By Patrick Barron (Introduction), Marina Spunta (Contribution by), Monica Seger (Contribution by), Rebecca West (Contribution by), Matteo Gilebbi (Contribution by), Serenella Iovino (Contribution by), Michele Ronchi Stefanati (Contribution by), Damiano Benvegnù (Contribution by), Thomas Harrison (Contribution by), Massimo Rizzante (Contribution by), Franco Arminio (Contribution by), Patrick Barron (Editor), Patrick Barron (Translator)
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By Patrick Barron (Introduction), Marina Spunta (Contribution by), Monica Seger (Contribution by), Rebecca West (Contribution by), Matteo Gilebbi (Contribution by), Serenella Iovino (Contribution by), Michele Ronchi Stefanati (Contribution by), Damiano Benvegnù (Contribution by), Thomas Harrison (Contribution by), Massimo Rizzante (Contribution by), Franco Arminio (Contribution by), Patrick Barron (Editor), Patrick Barron (Translator)
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Italian writer and filmmaker Gianni Celati’s 1989 philosophical travelogue Towards the River’s Mouth explores perception, memory, place and space as it recounts a series of journeys across the Po River Valley in northern Italy. The book seeks to document the “new Italian landscape” where divisions between the urban and rural were being blurred into what Celati terms “a new variety of countryside where one breathes an air of urban solitude.” Celati traveled by train, by bus, and on foot, at ...



