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Michele Marziani
Michele Marziani (born 16 May 1962) is an Italian novelist and journalist.
==Biography==
After working for twenty years as a journalist committed to social matters, environment, enhancement of territories and Italian wine and food culture, in 2007 he quit all his journalistic collaborations to devote himself mainly to fiction though he went on publishing travel essays and practical manuals. In 2006 he published his first novel ''“La trota ai tempi di Zorro” (The trout in Zorro’s times)'' where he describes the years of the terrorism, the so-called ''“lead years”'' through the naïve and curious eyes of a child who finds in trout fishing the key to the understanding of the world, a chance for knowing and a redemption from cynic attitudes about life. Then the novels ''“Umberto Dei, biografia non autorizzata di una bicicletta”(Umberto Dei, unauthorized biography of a bicycle) (2008),'' the story of a finance broker who decides to quit a well paid job to make a living as bicycle mechanic, his shop in Milan becoming a crossroad for meetings, loves, thoughts, adventures. ''“La signora del caviale”(The lady of the caviar) (2009)'' set in a community of sturgeon fishermen down stream the Po river during World War II. ''“Barafonda”(Deephollow) (2011)'' hard, uncomfortable story but poetic and ironic to tell little and big troubles of our times and the story collection ''“Un ombrello per le anguille”(An umbrella for the eels) (2012)'' where the eels, as words could do, tell about fishing, life, memories, impressions, feelings, about dawns and sunsets and nostalgia. Marziani lives in Rimini but he spent several years by Lake Orta and in Milan.
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