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Calvino, I. (1979). 5. In Calvino, I. If on a Winter's Night a Traveler. Mariner, pp. 91-102

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"The novel I would most like to read at this moment," Ludmilla explains, "should have as its driving force only the desire to narrate, to pile stories upon stories, without trying to impose a philosophy of life on you, simply allowing you to observe its own growth, like a tree, an entangling, as if of branches and leaves..."

—p.92 by Italo Calvino 1 year, 9 months ago

"The novel I would most like to read at this moment," Ludmilla explains, "should have as its driving force only the desire to narrate, to pile stories upon stories, without trying to impose a philosophy of life on you, simply allowing you to observe its own growth, like a tree, an entangling, as if of branches and leaves..."

—p.92 by Italo Calvino 1 year, 9 months ago