by Giovanni Verga · SEI · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788805021703
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«Novelle siciliane e milanesi» is a collection of short stories by Giovanni Verga, published by SEI in paperback (257 pages, in Italian).
The stories traverse nineteenth-century Italy through two contrasting landscapes: rural Sicily, with its traditions and social tensions, and urban Milan, where everyday life intersects with the changes of the era. Verga's prose, linked to verismo, observes characters and everyday stories with a sensitivity that turns the ordinary into literature.
The work, published in 1992, is part of the collection «I colori del racconto», edited by B. Vanzetti and P. Truffa Vanzetti.
For readers interested in classic Italian literature and nineteenth-century realist narrative, with attention to verismo and the Sicilian and Milanese settings.
