Enrico Buongiovanni

The Father's Heart Enrico Buongiovanni

Enrico's novel revolves around a figure of the young Richard, that you tell a personal stories and analyze feelings and thoughts with a really appreciable sensitivity. One that captures right away from the first page is the ability of psychological introspection by the author, it also shows a deep empathy with his character and the varied humanity that surrounds it. The perspective from which the events are filtered and emotions is precisely that of a young committed and attentive to the feelings of the ball, which wants to express his vision of the world but at the same time deciphering the reality with an open mind and tentative. It is through the twenty-three Riccardo, dreamer, but determined to face the hardships of life without excuse and without apology, that his contemporary Henry expresses and tells of his inner world. And it does so with a colloquial language and newspaper that never expires in the banality.