by Daniel Picouly · Feltrinelli · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788807814662
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«Il campo di nessuno» is Daniel Picouly's autobiographical novel, published by Feltrinelli in paperback (272 pages, in Italian).
A ten-year-old boy recounts a day of his childhood in 1950s France, between the economic boom and the Algerian War. School, his older brother's bike and the empty lot in the neighborhood sketch the cheerful poverty of a family of thirteen children, with a mythical father and a tender mother, before the move closes that chapter.
Work originally published in 1995 as Le champ de personne; the Italian edition is translated by Yasmina Mélaouah. Number 1466 in the Universale Economica collection.
For readers of family fiction and coming-of-age novels set in 1950s France.
Daniel Picouly is a French writer.
