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Irony and reflection in short pieces and stories
This book is written in Italian.
A book that surprises and entertains, blending philosophy, satire and everyday life. Paolo May guides the reader with both lightness and depth.
- 32 sharp, brief and provocative thoughts
- 17 stories ranging between fable and satire
- An ironic yet authentic view of contemporary life
- An invitation to smile and reflect without taking everything too seriously
A work that explores modern life with intelligent irony and originality, leading the reader toward new perspectives between the sacred and the everyday.
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Irony and reflection in short pieces and stories
This book is written in Italian.
A book that surprises and entertains, blending philosophy, satire and everyday life. Paolo May guides the reader with both lightness and depth.
- 32 sharp, brief and provocative thoughts
- 17 stories ranging between fable and satire
- An ironic yet authentic view of contemporary life
- An invitation to smile and reflect without taking everything too seriously
A work that explores modern life with intelligent irony and originality, leading the reader toward new perspectives between the sacred and the everyday.
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A journey between lightness and depth
Language: Italian.
A free and visionary author
With Thirty-Two Thoughts & Seventeen Stories, Paolo May weaves together irony, philosophy and lived experience. His direct and bold writing challenges clichés and invites readers to look at the world from fresh perspectives.
The thoughts
These are short, often provocative texts that combine philosophical insight, political satire and everyday observations. From religion to science, each theme becomes a starting point for questions rather than fixed answers.
- Sharp and concise reflections
- Witty, never predictable irony
- Open questions about life, faith and society
The stories
Alongside the short pieces, the stories open up broader worlds: modern fables, allegories, biting satire and even touches of science fiction. Animals speak, situations are turned upside down, and irony becomes a mirror of reality.
- Fables and allegories with universal meaning
- Satire that reveals social contradictions
- Light storytelling rooted in contemporary life
A book that surprises
Each page balances lightness and depth, humor and reflection. The result is a collection that entertains, provokes and makes readers think, while always preserving Paolo May’s personal and authentic voice.
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Data sheet
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Region of Origin
- Ischia Island