Description
Italian Short Stories is a collection of short stories compiled by Raleigh Trevelyan, first published in 1955. The book includes stories by some of Italy’s most famous writers, such as Luigi Pirandello, Giovanni Verga, and Grazia Deledda.
The stories in the collection cover a wide range of themes and styles, from tales of love and romance to gritty depictions of life in poverty-stricken rural Italy. The collection also includes stories with historical and political themes, reflecting Italy’s complex and turbulent history.
Trevelyan’s translations are highly regarded for their accuracy and literary quality, and the book includes a comprehensive introduction to each author and their work. The collection is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Italian literature and culture, and an excellent introduction to some of Italy’s most celebrated writers.
Italian Short Stories has been widely praised for its selection of stories and the quality of the translations. The book has become a classic of Italian literature in translation and is considered an essential reference for anyone interested in the genre.
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