One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand

Luigi Pirandello. Marsilio Publishers, $12.95 (176pp) ISBN 978-0-941419-74-1

A cavalier comment about his nose sends Pirandello's protagonist careening disasterously towards madness and freedom in the Nobel laureate's expert 1926 novel. (Sept.)

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