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Between Reality and the Virtual World: L’omino rosso/The Little Red Man at Circolo dei Lettori Literature & Digital Identity

An international literary event at Circolo dei Lettori (Turin) focused on The Little Red Man, Doina Ruști’s novel about digital identity and virtual reality, presented in its Italian translation by Roberto Merlo. Supported by major Romanian and Italian cultural institutions, the event highlighted the novel’s contemporary relevance and its exploration of authorship, marginality, and online self‑construction. (2021-12-01)
Between Reality and the Virtual World: L’omino rosso/The Little Red Man at Circolo dei Lettori Literature & Digital Identity - Doina Ruști

December 18, among fir branches and book pages

An international literary event dedicated to The Little Red Man (L’omino rosso), Doina Ruști’s novel in its Italian translation by Roberto Merlo, published by Sandro Teti Editore (Rome).

Hosted by Circolo dei Lettori, the event was supported by Accademia di Romania (Rome) and University of Turin, in partnership with Libreria Luxemburg (Turin).

About the novel

Laura Iosa is a forty-year-old woman forced to compete with a society that values female appearance, youth, and audacity above all else. Treated with disdain by publishers who repeatedly refuse to print her book, and deeply disappointed by the environment around her, Laura decides to write her story on a blog — a choice that radically changes her life.

She enters a strange relationship with two enigmatic figures: a solitary IT specialist and a mysterious mystagogue who leads her into a hallucinatory virtual paradise.
The Little Red Man is a novel about digital identity, authorship, marginality, and the porous border between reality and virtual existence.

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