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“Tales from the Dictatorship”: a homage from Ireland to Leonardo Sciascia
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Nov 16, 2021

the Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is hosting the launch of the English translation of Sciascia's “Favole della dittatura”, published in 1950 and translated for the first time by Ann Goldstein with the title “Tales from the Dictatorship”.

It's on Zoom so if you register,... See more
the Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is hosting the launch of the English translation of Sciascia's “Favole della dittatura”, published in 1950 and translated for the first time by Ann Goldstein with the title “Tales from the Dictatorship”.

It's on Zoom so if you register, you can watch from anywhere !

https://iicdublino.esteri.it/iic_dublino/en/gli_eventi/calendario/2021/11/tales-of-the-dictatorship-omaggio.html ▲ Collapse


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“Tales from the Dictatorship”: a homage from Ireland to Leonardo Sciascia







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