Synopsis
A collection of five autobiographical essays by one of the masters of italian literaturein these five elegant autobiographical meditations italo calvino delves into his past, remembering awkward childhood walks with his father, a lifelong obsession with the cinema and fighting in the italian resistance against the fascists. He also muses on the social contracts, language and sensations associated with emptying the kitchen rubbish and the shape he would, if asked, consider the world.
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