Winter in Montreal By: Pietro Corsi, Antonio Di Giacomantonio

Winter in Montreal

Discover two captivating stories intertwined in one novel. Winter in Montreal by Pietro Corsi and Antonio Di Giacomantonio is a compelling exploration of power, delusion, and the immigrant experience.

About the Book

The novel comprises two narratives that eventually merge into a single, powerful tale. The first story delves into the delusions of a poor Italian peasant, while the second reveals the exercise of power within an Italian community, reminiscent of Mafia-style influence.

Pietro Corsi, the author, was born in Italy and has penned several novels. Currently residing in California, his unique perspective adds depth to this captivating work.

Book Details

• Binding: Paperback
• Dewey Classification: FIC (Fiction)
• EAN: 9781550711172
• Height: 179 mm
• ISBN-13: 9781550711172
• Language: English
• Number of Pages: 151
• Publisher Date: October 11, 2000
• Spine Width: 10 mm
• Weight: 109 grams
• Width: 105 mm

Themes and Style

Winter in Montreal explores profound themes of power dynamics, immigration, and the human psyche. The narrative style is engaging yet nuanced, providing insight into the characters' motivations without resorting to clichés.

Perfect for

• Fans of literary fiction with a focus on character development
• Readers interested in exploring themes of power and immigration
• Those who appreciate a unique, dual-perspective narrative structure

Experience the gripping tale of Winter in Montreal today. This novel is more than just a story; it's an exploration of human nature at its most complex.