Alfred Hayes Ordine dei libri (cronologico)
Alfred Hayes è stato uno sceneggiatore, romanziere e poeta britannico che ha lavorato in Italia e negli Stati Uniti. Il suo lavoro approfondisce spesso le complessità della condizione umana, esplorando dilemmi morali con acuta intuizione. È particolarmente noto per la sua poesia "Joe Hill", che è diventata una famosa canzone. Hayes ha dimostrato la sua versatilità attraverso sceneggiature per film neorealisti italiani e serie televisive americane, mostrando un'abilità nel catturare l'essenza di diverse epoche e ambientazioni. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata da una profonda comprensione dei personaggi e dei loro mondi interiori.






My Face for the World to See
- 128pagine
- 5 ore di lettura
At a Hollywood party, a screenwriter rescues an aspiring actress from a drunken suicide attempt. He is married, disillusioned; she is young, seemingly wise to the world and its slights. They slide into a casual relationship together, but as they become ever more entangled, he realises that his actions may have more serious consequences than he could ever have suspected. Hayes' exquisite novella, written in his cool, inimitable style, holds a revealing light to the hollowness of the Hollywood dream and exposes the untruths we tell ourselves, even when we think we have left illusions behind.
Tragedy Alfred Hayes, adapted from his best seller Characters: 7 male, 4 female Complete interior set Here is a merciless picture of hardened American conquerors abroad and their impact on pitifully defenseless people. A young American soldier takes on a pretty, fearful Italian girl to while away the tedious occupation. She consents with deep bitterness and restraint; the only jobs and bread are in the American kitchens. The country's pride is fiercely moral and the
In Love
- 128pagine
- 5 ore di lettura
An exquisite depiction of a doomed love affair, set in noirish 1950s New York In a Manhattan bar, a middle-aged man tells a young woman of his love affair with a lonely divorcee; of how one night she was offered one thousand dollars to sleep with a stranger; and of how he and she would subsequently betray each other in turn. In Love is an indictment of, and an elegy to, a love affair that was doom[Bokinfo].


