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A review by alfsan
The Twenty Days of Turin by Giorgio De Maria
3.0
So so creepy!
This book, which is very short by the way, is written in a very "Gogolian" style. I could say it's a mix of Russian old school meets Lovecraft.
The story itself is not as complete as you might expect, but the writing style compensates this.
It is a weird story, in the sense that not much is explained and you have to take a strong leap of faith AND imaginationwith the author to truly summerge yourself to his prose.
I found it refreshing and different from all that I've read lately. I don't give it more than three stars because I think the characters couldve been a bit more developed, and the story be more coherent regarding it's grammatical structure, what I mean is that maybe the translation wasnt clear enough to know when the "description of the dream" stopped and whem normal scenario started.
Worth your 2 hours? Solid yes i f you're into the genre.
This book, which is very short by the way, is written in a very "Gogolian" style. I could say it's a mix of Russian old school meets Lovecraft.
The story itself is not as complete as you might expect, but the writing style compensates this.
It is a weird story, in the sense that not much is explained and you have to take a strong leap of faith AND imaginationwith the author to truly summerge yourself to his prose.
I found it refreshing and different from all that I've read lately. I don't give it more than three stars because I think the characters couldve been a bit more developed, and the story be more coherent regarding it's grammatical structure, what I mean is that maybe the translation wasnt clear enough to know when the "description of the dream" stopped and whem normal scenario started.
Worth your 2 hours? Solid yes i f you're into the genre.