marcin
(Marcin)
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areas of lyricism which, while postulating an
immersion in matter to be able to assume a
shape, tend to dematerialize in sound, to
become music and color, to transmute into
vivid essences in the apparent immateriality
of a sigh.
Essential Bibliography: Maffia’s
bibliography is very extensive. Cf., besides
the collections in dialect (A vite i tutte i jurne:
Rome, Edizioni Carte Segrete, 1987, prefaced
by G. Spagnoletti, and U Ddìje poverille:
Milan, All’insegna del Pesce d’Oro, 1990, with
a preface of A. Stella); Il leone non mangia
l’erba (1974), pref, by A. Palazzeschi; Le favole
impudiche (1977), pref. by D. Valli; Passeggiate
romane (1979), pref. E. Mandruzzato and
afterword by D. Bellezza; L’eredità infranta
(1983), pref. by Mario Luzi; Il ritorno di
Omero (1984), pref. by G. Ferroni;