Супервубинда

Aldo Nove (`nove` in Italian means `nine`) is one of the most famous figures in the camp of `young cannibals`, the newest trend of hypernaturalism in Italian literature at the turn of the century. A collection of debut and now cult horror stories by A. Nove `Vubinda` (1996) in the second edition has grown to the size of a discouraging encyclopedia of modern life, the motto of which could be `not a day without the end of the world`. Behind the smoothly plastered facade of everyday life, in world No. 9, a world easily recognizable because real to the point of being dumbfounded, truly Landolphian gaps of `just life` are hidden, sort of black holes of individual and mass psychosis, trapping spaces, the entropy of modern consciousness.