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005			20231124073740.0
008			170224s2017 nyu 000 1 eng
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020			_a9781590518229 (hardback)
020			_a1590518225 (hardback)
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100			_aNesi, Edoardo, _d1964- _eauthor. _932859
240	1	0	_aEstate infinita. _lEnglish
245	1	0	_aInfinite summer / _cEdoardo Nesi ; translated from the Italian by Alice Kilgarriff.
260			_aNew York _bOther Press _c2017.
300			_a300 pages ; _c24 cm
500			_a"First published in Italian as L'estate infinita in 2015 by Bompiani" [Milano] -- Verso title page.
520			_a"A novel set in Tuscany during the magical years when thousands of businesses blossomed, manufacturing objects for everyday life as well-made and beautiful as the Renaissance art that inspired them. Infinite Summer brings the reader back to Italy in the 1970s, a time when growth and full employment propelled smart and industrious young men to create companies devoted to design, architecture, automobiles, and more. Three men share a dream of building a textile factory from scratch. Ivo Barrocciai, the enthusiastic son of a textile artisan, embarks on an elaborate project: to build a luxurious factory that will be "the envy of the Milanese." He recruits Cesare Vezzosi, a small building contractor, and Pasquale Citarella, a hardworking foreman from the south. Their relationships with each other and with their wives, their secret passions, their ambitions, and the compromises they have to make create a comical, moving fresco. It is at once a family saga and a love story -- not only about people, but also about a reborn, ambitious, and courageous nation that revolutionized taste and fashion, a nation proud and thrilled with its new place in the world. Nesi shows us Italy at its best: the Italy with which we fell in love"--
520			_a"Infinite Summer brings the reader back to Italy in the 1970s, a time when growth and full employment propelled smart and industrious young men to create companies devoted to design, architecture, automobiles, and more. Three men share a dream of building a textile factory from scratch. Ivo Barrocciai, the enthusiastic son of a textile artisan, embarks on an elaborate project: to build a luxurious factory that will be "the envy of the Milanese." He recruits Cesare Vezzosi, a small building contractor, and Pasquale Citarella, a hardworking foreman from the south. Their relationships with each other and with their wives, their secret passions, their ambitions, and the compromises they have to make create a comical, moving fresco. It is at once a family saga and a love story -- not only about people, but also about a reborn, ambitious, and courageous nation that revolutionized taste and fashion, a nation proud and thrilled with its new place in the world. "--
650		0	_aYoung men _zItaly _vFiction. _932860
650		0	_aEntrepreneurship _vFiction. _931795
650		0	_aTextile factories _vFiction. _932861
650		0	_aBusinesspeople _xFamily relationships _vFiction. _932862
651		0	_aTuscany (Italy) _vFiction. _97047
655		0	_aDomestic fiction _9147
700			_aKilgarriff, Alice, _etranslator. _932864
776	0	8	_iOnline version: _aNesi, Edoardo, 1964- author. _tInfinite summer _dNew York : Other Press, 2017 _z9781590518236 _w(DLC) 2017009327
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