There was a literary movement that D'Annunzio has not touched or anticipated , beginning and ending with the realism of artistic prose. And neither can we overlook what's popular national romantic sense persists in him. contact with the traditions and the dialect poetry, master Cesare De Titta, indelibly marks the debut of D'Annunzio narrator, as witnessed by the Virgin Earth and the Novels of Pescara, where, apart from natural plant, the author expressed support intimately with that imaginary collective revealed by Antonio Nino De Gennaro Finamore and its popular traditions of Abruzzo. Rarely this
D'Annunzio has touched the strings of the fantastic or, rather, the wonderful pure, and therefore these Christmas tales, drawn from the parables and stories, published in 1916 by the publisher Bideri of Naples, represent a unique in its production.
If an exception is made for a tree in Russia, all the "myths" of the collection draw on the heritage of folk tales that after so many years and in a literary climate so changed were excluded from oblivion by Italo Calvino. It is, in particular, popular legends or reworked in Abruzzo Abruzzo, some of which are known at first hand.
But the transcript makes D'Annunzio is a re-creation. His "stories" take full account of the vagueness of the source (mouth) and at the same time unmistakably D'Annunzio.
Gabriele D'Annunzio
TALES
Presentation by Lucio D'Arcangelo
[ISBN-978-88-89756-21-8]
Pages 96 - € 7.00
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