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John Horne Burns (Milan, 1950): A Portrait by Indro Montanelli
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Indro Montanelli's portrait of John Home Burns is a noteworthy commentary on Italo-American literary and sociocultural relations. At the same time, the portrait holds interest for biographers and critics of Burns, author of the best-selling World War II "novel" The Gallery (1947), because it dramatizes his behavior and philosophies during a special, brief encounter in Milan.
Title: John Horne Burns (Milan, 1950): A Portrait by Indro Montanelli
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Indro Montanelli's portrait of John Home Burns is a noteworthy commentary on Italo-American literary and sociocultural relations.
At the same time, the portrait holds interest for biographers and critics of Burns, author of the best-selling World War II "novel" The Gallery (1947), because it dramatizes his behavior and philosophies during a special, brief encounter in Milan.
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