Two Voices in Venice

Much has been written about Venice, for better or worse. Works have both celebrated the city and denounced its inevitable decline and the daily damage it suffers due to reckless tourism. However, this short, lucid text, punctuated by illuminating dialogue, breaks through the backdrop of clichés. It leads us to reflect on the evils that loom over the city from a new and highly original point of view.

“The dialogues in this book encourage self-reflection and the formulation of questions that highlight important aspects of Venetian reality, rather than expecting answers. With her clear and engaging writing, Caterina Falomo leads us into a world of enigma and charades, evoking the theatre of the absurd of Beckett.”