Luigi Pirandello

Luigi Pirandello was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934 in recognition of his literary career. First published in 1910, The Voyage tells the story of Adriana Braggi, a thirty-five-year-old widow who lives secluded in her Sicilian home until a sudden illness forces her to abandon her gloomy routine to visit a doctor in Palermo. She then embarks on a journey of discovery and reconciliation that fills her days with light.

"Pokijnij Mattia Paskal" - najvidomishij z romaniv laureata Nobelivskoji premiji Lujidzhi Pirandello. Grotesknij golovnij antigeroj romanu, Mattia Paskal, zhive nudnim zhittjam u provintsijnomu mistechku. Za zbigom obstavin jogo ogoloshujut mertvim, i vin otrimuje shans pochati vse spochatku. Mattia perejizhdzhaje, bere sobi nove im'ja ta vede nezvichnij sposib zhittja, ale zgodom vijavljaje, scho jomu tak samo nesterpno, jak i ranishe. Vin zanadto pizno povertajetsja u svit, jakij pokinuv, - jogo roboti nemaje, a druzhina vijshla zamizh vdruge. Dolja Mattia Paskalja - prodovzhuvati zhiti jak privid ljudini, jakoju vin kolis buv.