The Time Has Come
Pascale is believable and entertaining, he dismantles and reassembles reality before our eyes, bringing each element and every detail to the highest degree of focus and attention
A beautiful novel. Pascale knows how to mix words and feelings, life and politics
A little, unexpected, extraordinary coming of age novel
A book with a universal deepness
Winner of the Bergamo Literary Award 2007
Winner of the Brancati Prize 2007
Finalist at the Riviera delle Palme Prize 2007
Shortlisted for the Viareggio Prize
Finalist at the Ultima Frontiera - Carlo Cassola Prize 2008
Following the success of Passa la bellezza and La manutenzione degli affetti (Einaudi), Antonio Pascale, one of the most acclaimed of the new generation of Italian writers, makes his debut in the catalogue of minimum fax.
The Time Has Come is a novel in five episodes, that focuses on those times when life shifts gears: when it speeds up, breaks down, turns ugly, or encounters a fork in the road, leading variously to success or ruin. Life did all this, and we didn’t even notice, perhaps because we were too busy living in the present.
In these harsh and amusing pages, we meet Vincenzo Postiglione (the alter ego of the author, present in Pascale’s other books as well), struggling with five crucial moments and five central themes in the life of a man: youth, the state, love, science, and grief. Five initiations (of an emotional, political, and existential kind) that intertwine, giving rise to a remarkable, unforgettable coming-of-age novel.
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Pages
126
Publication date
ottobre 2006
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