The Clown and Other Short Stories

Alberto Morvavia was the famous and prolific Italian writer. It is not easy to count everything he wrote, but it is possible to point out his most prominent works, some of which were transmitted by cinema and most of which were translated into various languages ​​​​of the world, including Arabic of course, such as his novels, "Disobedience" and "Marital Love." And "A Woman from Rome," then especially "The Nonconformist," which Bertolucci transferred into a film bearing the same name, and it is considered one of the most beautiful things presented by Italian cinema, and "Two Women," which "De Sica" turned into his wonderful and distinguished film, and then "Contempt," which was Among the best films of Jean-Luc Godard, "Boredom" and others. There were also, "Roman Tales" and "Stories from Rome."
We have chosen eighteen stories included in this book, which we present to fans of Italian literature in general, and the literature of Alberto Moravia in particular. The most prominent features of the Moravian style are evident in these stories, including tight control over the event, and focus on its brief and influential data and details in the course of the narrative.