One book by this author includes descriptions of Diomira, which has sixty silver domes; and Isidora, where perfect telescopes and violins are made.
One book by this author includes descriptions of Diomira, which has sixty silver domes; and Isidora, where perfect telescopes and violins are made. It includes descriptions Marco Polo tells to Kublai Khan. A story by this author claims that people used to be able to climb ladders from rowboats to reach the moon. A novel describes the Cimbrian People's Republic, which replaced the nation of Cimmeria. That novel alternates chapters between several novels and a person reading those novels. Name this Italian author of Invisible Cities, "The Distance of the Moon"—which appears in his Cosmicomics—, and If on a winter's night a traveler.
One book by this author includes descriptions of Diomira, which has sixty silver domes; and Isidora, where perfect telescopes and violins are made.
Italo Calvino