april4june6 posted: " Welcome May! I have been reading Umberto Eco's: "Confessions of a young novelist", exploring the boundaries between fiction and nonfiction. How the author builds the imaginary world and the connexions with different forms of reality, the different rea"
I have been reading Umberto Eco's: "Confessions of a young novelist", exploring the boundaries between fiction and nonfiction. How the author builds the imaginary world and the connexions with different forms of reality, the different readings from different readers. Some of these readers, experts in the medieval worlds he mentions might look for facts and connexions in his writings he wasn't aware of.
Despite having read "the name of the rose" and loved it absolutely, and then 'Foucault"s pendulum", I admit that Umberto has not stirred my interest in the same way here. Yes, I am a young novelist and I love his work and personality overall. But right now, it seems that medieval Europe is not for some reason my biggest passion.
Still, the book is only half-read, so I still have hopes, or it could be that recovering from covid is incompatible with Eco. We'll see!
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