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Leonardo Sciascia

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Leonardo Sciascia


Born
in Racalmuto, Italy
January 08, 1921

Died
November 20, 1989

Website

Genre

Influences


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“I hate and detest Sicily in so far as I love it, and in so far as it does not respond to the kind of love I would like to have for it.”
Leonardo Sciascia

“Maybe the whole of italy is becoming a sort of Sicily.”
Leonardo Sciascia, The Day of the Owl

“Scientists say that the palm tree line, that is the climate suitable to growth of the palm, is moving north, five hundred metres, I think it was, every year...The palm tree line...I call it the coffee line, the strong black coffee line...It's rising like mercury in a thermometer, this palm tree line, this strong coffee line, this scandal line, rising up throughout Italy and already passed Rome...”
Leonardo Sciascia, The Day of the Owl

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