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Vite che insegnano (5) – Emilio Salgari, il più grande raccontastorie italiano

Posted on 6 November 2016

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Un autore che ha fatto le spese del wikipedismo ante-litteram ed editoriale.

Un genio però!

2 Comments on Vite che insegnano (5) – Emilio Salgari, il più grande raccontastorie italiano

silviacavalieri // 6 November 2016 at 20:12 //

Che vita triste! Povero Emilio! Credo che sia lo scrittore cui devo di più, quello che, quando ero una piccola bambina e cominciavo a diventare una lettrice autonoma, mi insegnò a sognare.
sabaucristian // 7 November 2016 at 22:01 //

Reblogged this on cristian sabau.

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