Gianfranco Menghini

The Incomplete Life Gianfranco Menghini

A clear example is this THE INCOMPLETE LIFE, to tell the whole set of this story that presents itself as a mirror of the writer's personality. Capturing the pangs of the reality of the world of men, with a pure language, particularly expressive in telling the protagonist's story, no longer an aged writer, married but ready for the divorce, in love with a much younger woman. A story which moves into a bipolarity of sentiments closed in the occasional lights and in the inevitable shadows of existence, and that for one of those causes, which called "divine mysteries," it then leads into the physical ills. And in the limbo of silent desperation, when hopes flew from the Heaven to disperse in a strange universe ... For the protagonist to lose his "virility" just as he feels the physical need to possess a woman, it's a trauma, but not a drama. The author spends in a varied blend of situations, pounds with certainty and skill in the circle of words, important pieces of the literary field. Perfectly the compositional aspect in the novel, where in the almost tangible and real form, the author brings the reader to the knowledge of the state of mind of Tullio Marsili so severely affected and makes him discover the physical and psychic condition of a man who, although feeling maimed in his male sacredness, remains bound, with the heart and the soul, and why not, even with the desire of the senses, to the woman he loves. The author has managed to grasp and focus the critical moment of a man's life, described all the details, thus succeeding in creating a true bond between him and his reader. Because, with its indefinable impulses, with the passionate nature of telling, establishes close relationships with those who will read his book ...