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Italo Calvino

Category Classic Fiction
Pages 288 Pages
Publication Year 2009
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780141189703

Rs. 800

Penguin Modern Classics

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Why Read the Classics?

Why Read the Classics?

Why Read the Classics? is a posthumous collection of thirty-six essays by the internationally acclaimed author Italo Calvino. These essays offer fresh and insightful perspectives on classic literature, revealing hidden depths in works like Dr. Zhivago, Cyrano de Bergerac, and The Odyssey. Calvino’s accessible and wise writing style invites readers to rediscover the timeless appeal of authors such as Ovid, Dickens, and Calvino himself, positioning this collection as a must-read for anyone who cherishes the classics. Why You Should Read? Offers unique insights into classic literature, enhancing your appreciation of timeless works. Calvino’s essays are fresh, accessible, and wise, making complex ideas easy to understand. Perfect for readers who love literature and want to explore new perspectives on beloved classics. Establishes Calvino as a critic whose insights are as vibrant as his fiction, alongside literary giants like Nabokov and Borges.

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ISBN 9780141189703
Pages 288 Pages
Publication Year 2009
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000027097

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