I have a question for all fellow pastafags lurking out here.

>>8255377
Mario balotelli and andrea pirlo imo

>>8255377
while pastafags still here is there any nice and easy letteratura italiana thats still pretty good (please no childrens books).

i've read some alberto moravia's, aldo palazzeschi, and some boccaccio but only ever with parallel text.

Are you speaking as an Italian?

Anyway, you can't go wrong with Adelphi: expensive as fuck (even if lately they've been releasing part of their catalog in a economic format), but they've published a few amazing gems you don't want to miss out on - namely, Giorgio Manganelli's complete ouvre, Curzio Malaparte's novels, Michaelstaedter's Persuasione e Rettorica and plenty of other masterpieces I'm still discovering myself.

If you're interested in Philosophy, look into Mimesis Edizioni; same as above, expensive but pretty much the only place you'll find contemporary contributions to a slew of fields, alongside a few rare classics. There's a whole series dedicated to the Gnostic tradition, for example.

>>8255377
http://www.edizioninottetempo.it/it/catalogo/sassi-nello-stagno

http://www.edizioninottetempo.it/it/catalogo/sassi

http://www.edizioninottetempo.it/it/catalogo/gransassi

http://www.adelphi.it/catalogo/collana/34


some affordable and great literature

>>8255377
adelphi
mondadori m-ma è del gruppo berlusconi
einaudi
also barbera edizioni

>>8255433
Dante.

>>8255377
>Uno, nessuno, centomila
>Il fu Mattia Pascal
Pirandello the best Italian author

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Garamond

>>8255377
Adelphi e Einaudi.
Fino a qualche anno fa avevano la reputazione di non stampare libri brutti tanto per fare soldi, poi gli ya sono successi ma rimangono comunque le migliori fra le mainstream

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I just read a book on the Renaissance and didn't realize how insanely rich Italian literature is. Thinking about learning Italian and want to know good publishers for Italian language classics and also good Italian classics to start with