Francesco Olivieri La milonga dei maroni cotti
di Carina Spurio
La milonga dei maroni cotti.
E’ il titolo del cortoromanzo pop di Francesco Olivieri, scritto in maniera ironica e divertente. L’autore, servendosi di espressioni comiche affronta il comune senso del pudore e del buon gusto senza remore. All’interno del libro, i malesseri della nostra epoca si susseguono in capitoli, tra accenti di costume, politica e psicopatologie di vita quotidiana che contribuiscono the dance of the "cooked chestnuts," which "rotate" also on what women always pretend not to know and not to see, as in this passage:
Pay and scatter
"I understand the ordeal of Jesus Yes Yes, I not only understand, but I tried it several times. And every time I tried to exempt themselves from the torture of the women, but there is nothing to do. O Calvary or no pussy. Would you like the Bermuda Triangle? Then you suffer in silence, do not piss and subjection of the wagon km walk to the shops of perfumery, clothing, shoes and jewelry. The stages were fourteen for Christ, but I know when you start, but I do not know when it ends. The iPod can not take it, it seems that you give a damn. You can not even call friends. You have to show an attitude of mock eligible and only the second store where your scarrozza her as a kind of dog you got the balls, which in synchronous rhythm, they're still swimming in the Olympic pool that you left a few minutes ago to begin a journey into the underworld without knowing whether there will be a Virgil who will pick you up. The voice, that at the beginning is normal, almost powerful, in the mid-afternoon, surrounded by hysterical orders, inguinal clothing, perfumes of all kinds, air conditioning with a ball that destroys you can turn my neck, I said, your voice becomes more and more feeble. [...] Meanwhile, while she is half shop test, you will do a screening of the chick that circumnavigates the four sides of the place made for the female gender, see, beyond the rehearsal room, a blank stare, you recognize and realize that another like you going through the same ordeal. [...] But you're a stoic, even if you are there just about to say but go to hell you and your stupid purchases. Patients seek nirvana in you, you feel an ascetic, recite the mantra Om with the cosmic, and focus your thoughts on that wonderful organ that has between her legs and in a few hours you will be rewarded. [...] You're going home with her lit up like a lady after the ascent to heaven. Ports, so you bring it all home, she throws herself on the bed, says, <
comic tradition, he sees" the last men, "as Nietzsche calls them, go over the stereotype that celebrates hedonism and to channel the vital energy to the needs one's own ego, at a time when the new individual is social uniformity and fragments spiritually, slave, in some cases, the laws of the market and the cult image. Francesco Olivieri, enter into a conscious way in the sad truth of our life, legitimized by ritualistic ceremonies and rituals of daily life coming from the blessed families, which, sequentially, handed down from father to son psychological violence that the descendents adopt in the name of love. Highlights the difficulties of adolescents, the desire of the fixed place, sexual anxieties, giving rise to thoughts prisoners of elementary conditions, which, the author draws the irony. Francesco Olivieri, the rod-day challenges that among duties, pleasures, anxieties, obsessions dance in a grotesque realism, rigid schedules and drugged by the conventions to which, in accordance with a mass and content, blends of insecurity. The milonga
of cooked chestnuts pop
Cortoromanzo
Publisher Leone. Milan
June 2009
Francesco Olivieri was born in Bologna in 1975. He lives in Verona. He graduated in Communication Sciences, having worked for four years with the Corriere del Veneto Corriere di Verona. Currently is writing about Dnews complimentary newspaper and magazines NoemaPress. In his heart there is always the music he wrote for Jazzit. Besides dealing with journalism, he worked in the commercial management of Italian items. Deeply loves women, good food and celebrate with friends every small event of life.
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