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Andrea Cirolla

11 December 20161 July 2017 Literary reviews 1 Comment Andrea CirollaRoberto Amato

Pigeons and mysticism. Two rare poems by Roberto Amato by Andrea Cirolla

  Piccioni e misticismo. Due poesie rare di Roberto Amato di Andrea Cirolla Nel 2003, a cinquant’anni suonati, Roberto Amato vinse il premio Viareggio-Répaci per la poesia. Fu con Le cucine celesti, edito da Diabasis di Reggio Emilia, per cui uscì tre anni dopo anche L’agenzia di viaggi, finalista al premio Baghetta con Patrizia Cavalli e Valentino Ronchi…Read more Pigeons and mysticism. Two rare poems by Roberto Amato by Andrea Cirolla

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