Saturday, July 31, 2010

Problems Of The Cervical And Headspins

"My love do not cry" by Joan Capucci


Non è mai facile parlare di amore: sebbene tutti viviamo questo sentimento, in una forma o in un altra, e ne siamo quindi testimoni, quando poi si cerca di descriverlo e di metterlo su carta, si cade spesso nel già sentito o nel banale. Quando Giovanna Capucci ha incominciato a scrivere questo intenso romanzo sicuramente aveva ben chiaro i pericoli a cui stava andando incontro nel dare vita ad un amore assoluto e dai risvolti tragici come quello fra i suoi due protagonisti Nicola e Cristina. Per fortuna, un'operazione that in the hands of a less skilled writer would have caused only a useless waste of paper, in the hands of Capucci, which is rather high level and caliber of writer, has turned into a complete success. In "My love do not cry" because the author does not merely put two characters in a plot, or lingers in sterile and easy sensationalism typical of so much bad fiction, but transforms and Nicola Cristina fulcrums and fires in the novel, so that every event, every dialogue, every description has a single and specific purpose, and that is to describe a feeling of absolutism and its implications. Giovanna Capucci thus makes an almost surgical, but in his meticulous can not become sterile and aseptic but rather retains the charm and poetry which should always indicate the creation of a story.

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