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Maybe that life is absurd and none of us in practice, you understand others? And

The argument that led me to graduate with 105/110 is next door, plus the presentation for those who (rightly) unwilling to put up the stain to about who was the first to talk about intertextuality, on which writers put in crisis the first figure of the author and what is social networking.
For those, especially after reading it, if you were wondering: yes. The thesis, the last chapter, speaks of "Become a wolf and the shepherd bites." And yes, I did it because I'm lazy.
If someone takes the trouble to read it would make me very happy that I did know if he liked, with a comment or an email.

Renato, or perhaps it was James, once told me about the satisfaction he feels by imagining that, in twenty years, a boy with a face full of pimples (spots still exist in 2027?) Go into a library, our book and ask if they will go home happy. E 'for these things that my friends write books.
But I think when, a few years, I will tell my nephew (the idea of \u200b\u200ba child still seems completely absurd, at least since the idea of \u200b\u200bbecoming a know-it-that jew, or one of those people who get up early morning jogging) than when I wrote my first book with some really smart friends. Invent many details (such as the intelligence of my friends), my nephew will be astonished, and perhaps smart enough to figure out quickly that his uncle tells lies. But at least I can get that book in his hands.
- and then, uncle? -
- then the year after college Ferrara funded us again and we wrote our second book .-
- and then how did you become a writer? -
- Oh, is simple: we managed to secure funding the following year, and the next. Published fifteen books that way-
- 's why you force uncle Renato yet to attend the University? -
- Uncle Renato really like to study, and then I pass a monthly € 1200 .-
- and other ? -
- Uncle James and Uncle Devid unfortunately have graduated, but have managed to get hired in the office accounts of the University. Uncle Andrew lived in the basement

.- The biography of Garcia Marquez, out now - dick - five years ago, is titled "Live to tell", and Enzo Biagi said that "life is make memories, and I believe to be so. Often live to tell and tell it to have things to talk about and work on it. Maybe I am a person who reads certain books to read for pleasure, but because I think might be useful to me for my writing. That is quite an aberration, and the evidence of a disturbing self-absorption.
But on the other hand, who is more of a self-centered egocentric who cares about their own self-centeredness?