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   Sep 1, 2019 · The writer Edoardo Albinati was born in Rome in 1956 where he still lives and teaches literature at the city’s Rebibbia prison. Albinati won Italy’s most prestigious literary award, the Premio Strega. His work The Catholic School has been translated from the Italian by Antony Shugaar and is published in England by Picador.

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   Aug 13, 2020 · Edoardo Albinati’s The Catholic School (FSG, 2019) redeemed a year in disappointing literature for me. Amid a slew of 200-page unambitious semi-autobiographical novels, the sprawling 1,200 pages of The Catholic School came as a revelation—and none too soon: I read them, rapt, over twelve days of Christmas, their macabre themes bleeding into my thoughts and adding to my already foul holiday ...

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   A similar insight lies at the heart of Edoardo Albinati’s The Catholic School, a vast autobiographical novel inspired by a horrifying crime that took place in Italy during the Seventies. Over the course of twelve hundred and sixty-three pages the novel moves from a detailed recreation of Roman society at this time to a rigorous, even remorseless account of all that is most damaging about ...

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   May 5, 2002 · Edoardo Albinati was born in 1956 in Rome. He has published several books of fiction and poetry. He has published several books of fiction and poetry. He won the Alberto Moravia Literary Award in 1999 for his book Maggio selvaggio (Wild May), inspired by his experience as a teacher at Rebibbia, Italy’s largest prison.

6. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksThe Catholic School: 1,300 pages of masculinity explained

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   Aug 19, 2019 · There is, to my mind, a deep irony in a book that attempts, over nearly 1,300 pages, to explain masculinity to its reader. This is a profoundly masculine endeavour, and one which I imagine most ...

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   Feb 23, 2017 · Title A Conversation with Author Edoardo Albinati; Summary Edoardo Albinati discussed his book, "La Scuola Cattolica" in an event cosponsored by the Embassy of Italy, the Italian Cultural Institute in Washington, New Academia Publishing and Italians in DC/ParoLab.

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   What is the Catholic school by Edoardo Albinati about?

   • The Catholic School by Edoardo Albinati is a semiautobiographical coming-of-age story, framed by the harrowing 1975 Circeo massacre—a brutal torturing and rape of two young women in 1975 at the hands of former students of Rome’s prestigious all-boys Catholic high school San Leone Magno.

   Book Review: The Catholic School by Edoardo Albinati

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   How does Albinati enter the minds of the killers?

   • Albinati enters the minds of the killers and descends into them; we are trapped in their amber, their humid, claustrophobic logic. You expect him to take an ax to all this, to let in reason, but he merges with the muck. 'To kill is an extreme way of making someone yours,' he blandly writes.

   A Prize-Winning Blend of Fact and Fiction Makes Itself at Home in the

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   Did Albinati ever get close to the killers?

   • Even when it becomes clear that Albinati was never close to the killers, a number of accidental links tie his own circle to the crime, and as we later learn, several of these students went on to their own careers of violence, criminality, and political extremism.

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9. www.nytimes.com › 2019/08/06 › booksA Prize-Winning Blend of Fact and Fiction Makes Itself at ...

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   Aug 6, 2019 · The novelist Edoardo Albinati attended the same school as the killers. In “The Catholic School” — a 1,200-page slab of lament, accusation, exorcism — he anatomizes the world that produced ...