One, None, and a Hundred Grand

One, None, and a Hundred GrandBy: Luigi Pirandello A hilarious exploration of the relativism of identity from Italian novelist and playwright Luigi Pirandello, winner of the 1934 Nobel Prize in Literature. This uproarious new translation of One, None, and a Hundred Grand delivers the defining work of Italian existentialism to an English speaking audiencein all its madcap glory. The novels hero is a wealthy twenty four year old naf who considers himself a regular guy, despite being

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✦加拉巴哥象龜─我是現存世界上最大的陸龜。我跑不快，我把我的「避難所」背在身上，只要我需要隨時都可以躲進去。

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