Giorgio Manganelli
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Giorgio Manganelli, (born November 11, 1922 in Milan, Italy, died May 28, 1990 in Rome) was an Italian Avant-garde novelist and critic. He was one of the leaders of the Avant-garde movement in Italy in the 1960s.
Manganelli translated both Edgar Allan Poe's and T. S. Eliot's complete works into Italian. He published an experimental novel, Hilarotragoedia, in 1964, doing so as part of the avant-garde Gruppo 63 (Group 63).
[edit] Works
- 1964 Hilarotragedia
- 1972 Agli dei ulteriori
- 1974 Cina e altri orienti
- 1977 Pinocchio: un libro parallelo
- 1979 Centuria
- 1981 Angosce di stile
- 1982 Discorso dell'ombra e dello stemma
- 1985 Dall'inferno
- 1985 La letteratura come menzogna
- 1986 Salons
- 1986 Laboriose inezie
- 1987 Rumori o voci
- 1987 Tutti gli errori
- 1989 Antologia privata
- 1989 Improvvisi per macchina da scrivere
- 1990 Encomio del tiranno
- 1992 Esperimento con l'India
- 1992 La palude definitica
- 1994 Il rumore sottile della prosa
- 1996 La notte
- 2001 La penombra mentale. Interviste e conversazioni 1965-1990
- 2002, L' infinita trama di Allah. Viaggi nell' Islam 1973-1987
[edit] Awards
1979 Viareggio Prize in Literature: Centuria
