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Does anyone read Alberto Savinio, Giorgio de Chirico’s younger brother? ***Will’s update, 9/2011: The book-length English translations are not (yet) hard to find: —The Lives of the Gods —Tragedy of Childhood —Childhood of Nivasio Dolcemare —Speaking to Clio —Capri —Operatic Lives —Departure of the Argonaut —Paris Then I provided a short excerpt from Tragedy of Childhood here. Someone desperately needs to tend to Savinio’s paltry wikipedia stub.

Does anyone read Alberto Savinio, Giorgio de Chirico’s younger brother?

***Will’s update, 9/2011:

The book-length English translations are not (yet) hard to find:

—The Lives of the Gods 
—Tragedy of Childhood 
—Childhood of Nivasio Dolcemare 
—Speaking to Clio 
—Capri 
—Operatic Lives 
—Departure of the Argonaut 
—Paris Then

I provided a short excerpt from Tragedy of Childhood here.

Someone desperately needs to tend to Savinio’s paltry wikipedia stub.