review of "Game of voices" 
Here is a beautiful review of Patricia Garofalo's novel "Game of voices," Luke Ducci (pictured, Luca Ducceschi awarded in Young Authors Award Alziator section).
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The fear of love is the thread of the text.
it, while acknowledged, is replaced with "the game of love" with the thoughts written in different handwriting and followed by dialogues and words that make another self-Lorenzo and Sabrina teenager who confuses freedom with the growth and research sexual. Both are not confident "assigned" to either themselves or another. The text runs fast and knows quell'ansiosità vocabulary and structure that corresponds to the frenzy of sexual selection as a mask disvelante the worry of the doubt on the existence of a beautiful love degenerates into madness of the body. And it is the body of the novel to the stage who knows sides crudest, most desacralizzanti, more violent.
Eroticism is well away from their sexuality Within the meaning of the term which Plato gave in "The Symposium", the metaphysical relationship of love becomes a "hold and test" unfortunately, in front of a love that they both know that he had met each other. And this is the drama of the text, its excruciating painfulness that makes Luke Ducceschi an author to read and Sabrina and Lorenzo lost two young men in a magma of non-recognition, and then irreversibly for the loss and mourning.
E 'a reading which never hurts, and who knows whether that is, that the author wanted to provoke us to look around and think about the lack of sacredness of all that surrounds us and today more than yesterday. It has always been "confusion of word and never returned to the naked truth" is only occasionally caught in the moment of abandonment, when the curtain falls and the clown whispered "I stood there, impaled. I could not think of anything. If not for her, Sabrina, my love ... "while painstakingly removing the deforming makeup.
Review of Patricia Garofalo
October 2008
