Where Ego Was, “We” Shall Be. A Conversation with Alberto Prunetti on Working-Class Literature
Keywords:
Working-class literature, Italian contemporary literature, Working-class literature festival, Alberto Prunetti, Asbestos
Abstract
This interview with Alberto Prunetti focuses on his work both as a writer (Amianto, 108 metri, Nel girone dei bestemmiatori), and as the editor of Alegre’s “Working-class” series and one of the organisers of the Working-Class Literature Festival (Campi Bisenzio, March 31st — April 2nd 2023). One of the most relevant voice’s in Italy today on the topic of working-class literature, Prunetti explores here some questions on literature, class struggle, and trying to find one’s own voice.
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Published
2023-11-30
How to Cite
Siri, N. (2023). Where Ego Was, “We” Shall Be. A Conversation with Alberto Prunetti on Working-Class Literature. Between, 13(26), 195-207. https://doi.org/10.13125/2039-6597/5985
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Conversation Pieces / Interviews: Ed. Massimo Fusillo
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