"SPT Interview with a dove of Lydia Gandellini
(Fiction, Romance)
Creative Editions Series Pleiades
€ 11.00
Review on "The Journal of Brescia"
"The fairy tale" true "Lidia Gandellini"
and green, sometimes, the color of the Dream. A green 'intimate', hidden in the heart, a special green light that goes up and live like a breath. Or as strong as the eyes of those who can reshape things. Depends on the events and meetings, perhaps by "a true story" on the shores of Lake Garda, where the swallows return in spring. They come from far and - if there is someone capable of listening - have much to tell.
"SPT interview with a swallow" (p. 177, € 11, Creative Editions) is the fairy tale, true, and dreamed of writing by Lidia Gandellini, musician and art therapist Brescia, now living in the outskirts of Rome.
A history of flights and the colors of wings and loves ... A weave of words between the two protagonists together dis / run: he, a writer, "professional purveyor of words" and she swallow the strange name, "Herbalist." Expert departures and separations, has learned to rise higher, above the weight of thoughts, as well as the cages of the mind. Attracted by the language that is music, and the swallow responds to the call of the wind and waves, chasing the sound of the sea and its light.
And so, by chance, he landed on the ship of the moon, mysterious island inhabited by other swallows Happy-crew: Admiral, serious, smiling, fast, and the Sailor, cheerful and quiet, love the stars and butterflies sighted and then ... All intentions to invent life, including questions, worries and surprises, as the swallow told his questioner. And the writer responds with his intimate counterpoint: memories, past emotions, the first fan, so love to read fairy tales, poems written ... A
go back over their lives, to find the momentum of a new flight, freer and more alive, another "S / run ', as suggested by the enigmatic acronym -" SPT "- which was chosen as Lidia Gandellini title its green, vibrant history.
Review by Piera Maculotti
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