The distinguished Italian poet Guido Gozzano (1883-1916) embarked for India in February 1912, ostensibly to treat his tuberculosis. His trip lasted three months and, all told, he spent six weeks on the subcontinent. His dispatches home for a newspaper are collected and published here in English for the first time. The extent of Gozzano's travels--to Ceylon, Goa, Agra, Jaipur--makes one wonder how the writer could visit all or even most of the places he so vividly describes. "I did not honestly think I would find so much of it intact," the spellbound Gozzano repeats to himself, before what he must shortly recognize as prodigious evidence of decay.

Journey toward the Cradle of Mankind (Marlboro Travel)

Literature & Fiction

Guido Gozzano

History & Criticism

Marlboro Press

نحو مهد العالم رسائل من الهند

Almutawassit

I crepuscolari: da Gozzano a Palazzeschi, da Govoni a Oxilia, da Corazzini a Moretti, i versi dei poeti che, contro le rivoluzioni, gli eroismi e le utopie, cantarono i sogni della vita quotidiana.

Carlo Vallini

Nino Oxilia

Auro D'Alba

Tito Marrone

Enzo Marcellusi

Remo Mannoni

Yosto Randaccio

Guido Ruberti

Alberto Tarchiani

Giorgio Lais

Sergio Corazzini

Marino Moretti

Fausto Maria Martini

Newton

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