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Aram Saroyan

    Aram Saroyan è un poeta e romanziere americano il cui lavoro ha visto una rinascita di interesse nel XXI secolo. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata da un approccio minimalista, che esplora i confini del linguaggio e della forma. Il suo profondo impegno con l'essenza della poesia e la sua ricerca di nuove modalità espressive rendono il suo lavoro senza tempo.

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    The Street
    Still Night in L.A.
    Big Sur
    Door to the River: Essays and Reviews from the 1960s Into the Digital Age
    • Growing up as the son of a renowned writer, the narrator navigates the complexities of living in his father's shadow while grappling with a mix of confidence and self-doubt. His astrological influences instill a sense of boldness, contrasting with moments of paralysis due to his perceived inadequacies. The backdrop of the transformative sixties shapes his experiences, providing a rich context for his personal journey and the generational challenges he faces.

      Door to the River: Essays and Reviews from the 1960s Into the Digital Age
    • Still Night in L.A.

      • 220pagine
      • 8 ore di lettura

      Set against the backdrop of Hollywood, the narrative follows detective Michael Shepard as he investigates a murder linked to a long-buried tragedy. Balancing his personal struggles as a divorced father with the complexities of the case, Shepard navigates the glamorous yet perilous world of the city. Aram Saroyan blends classic hardboiled detective styles with modern themes, while enhancing the story with cell phone photos that capture the setting, creating a vivid exploration of contemporary intrigue and human connection.

      Still Night in L.A.
    • The Street

      • 124pagine
      • 5 ore di lettura

      Set against the backdrop of 1960s New York City, this autobiographical novel explores the author's coming-of-age during a time marked by social upheaval, including the Vietnam War and the psychedelic revolution. It captures the author's experiences with near-fame in Hollywood, connections to notable figures like Mike Nichols and Walter Matthau, and interactions with a diverse array of characters, from celebrities to counterculture drop-outs. The narrative blends humor and poignancy, painting a vivid picture of a transformative era.

      The Street