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Three Italian Writers

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1: Cesare Pavese
In 1950. at the age of 42, after an unhappy love affair, Pavese wrote ' non scrivcro piu ' in his diary and committed suicide. But his books survive. Paul Bailey reflects on him as the father of n odern Italian realism in literature and cinema.
Reader Benjamin Whitrow Producer LOUISE PURSLOW

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Unknown:
Paul Bailey
Reader:
Benjamin Whitrow
Producer:
Louise Purslow
Source: Radio Times

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