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Zehn Kurzgeschichten, die in Neapel spielen. Zehn Schicksale von Menschen, die versuchen, inmitten des von der Camorra, der Mafia in Neapel, bestimmten Alltags, klar zu kommen. Der Verfall und die Korruption sind überall und das durchgehende Thema in den Geschichten. Da ist der Vater, der weiss, dass die Camorra hinter ihm her ist, der mit seinem Sohn auf den Rummel geht die ständige Angst im Nacken, jeden Moment erschossen zu werden. Oder der aufstrebende Sänger, der sich an die Comorra verkauft, um Karierre zu machen. Oder der Junge, der davon träumt, ein anständiges Leben zu führen, wie er es seiner Mutter immer wieder verspricht, der Träume hat, und dann doch vom lokalen Mafiaboss angeworben wird. Die Themen der Geschichten orientieren sich an den 10 Geboten, die auch die Titel der Geschichten sind. Natürlich wird gegen sie alle verstossen und das im katholischen Italien. Die Sprache ist einfach, aber eindringlich, sehr angenehm zu lesen. Die Geschichten gehen unter die Haut und werfen ein Schlaglichter auf das Leben in Neapel, die Allgegenwärtigkeit des Verbrechens. Den Kampf des einzelnen, trotz allem ein gutes Leben zu führen.
2020-09-11 21:00
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http://nhw.livejournal.com/998329.html[return][return]This is a really good, short account by Keyes of the genesis and later history of his classic story, Flowers for Algernon. There are quite a lot of insights into the writing process - I was very interested in his depiction of writing as therapy, as a means of distancing yourself from difficulties you have had in the past by putting them in your fiction. It's very interesting to read of the various roots of the story - Charlie himself based on a student in one of Keyes' classes who asked to be made clever, much of the scientific background based on Keyes' own frustrated interactions with pyschologists and therapists.[return][return]Keyes was much more connected with the 1950s sf crowd than I had realised, and they gave him good advice - to cut the original story by over a third to get it published, for instance. Originally there was going to be a framing narrative, of Charlie's lover finding his diary at the start and resolving to look for him at the end, but that was cut at quite a late stage too. Keyes is graphic about the pressure he was put under, but (thank God!) successfully resisted, to provide a more upbeat ending, pressure which continued into the TV and movie versions of the story. Nonetheless, he himself feels the ending is ambiguous rather than necessarily tragic; I don't think I agree.[return][return]Keyes wrote several other books and stories, but none has had the critical success of Flowers for Algernon. I was slightly surprised that he betrays no resentment at all that his subsequent efforts have not been regarded with the same veneration as his earliest work. But I suppose if I'd written Flowers for Algernon myself, I would feel it was success enough for a lifetime.
2020-08-23 20:26
