Thriller è felice di presentarvi l 'intervista incrociata
Pierluigi Porazzi
autore de
" L'ombra del Falco "
VS
Gianluca Morozzi
the author of the new book
"Scars "
Part 2
begin with a passage from the book "Scars" by Gianluca Morozzi:
In una grande città del Nord Italia, un uomo insospettabile ha compiuto un efferato delitto davanti a centinaia di testimoni. Quegg Nemo, a printer's gray and quiet in the suburbs, has killed a person with a kitchen knife, in the midst of a crowd of children and parents who watched the parade of a circus. Then he threw the knife and calmly waited the arrival of the police. The psychologist who will draw up the report on mental health, Quegg Nemo tells his chilling story of a girl who appeared on a night bus at the same time, a ship in a bottle, and a famous doctor from his eyes cold. What does all this in a father who, for no reason, one night wipes out his family in the dining room, seeing only the youngest daughter escape? What does have two kids kicking a ball on a hill, under a sky filled with swirling clouds and flocks of birds? And what does that piece of paper covered with indecipherable writing, dates far back in time, sentence of the Beatles, and the name of a woman at the center of everything?
Thriller
Hello Gianluca, I finally had the pleasure to meet you, along with Pierluigi Porazzi, Bologna,
So my initial question is the same as I Pierluigi place: where they met
Gianluca Morozzi and Pierluigi Porazzi?
Gianluca Morozzi and Pierluigi Porazzi?
I leave the floor to two great Italian writers!
Gianluca Morozzi
aspiring writers from teenagers make big dreams. See you at the first stories published in a prestigious literary magazine, in discussion with elders and famous literary writers in smoky cafes, to receive awards and admiration generic ...
Then, however, in 1990-91, he made his debut on Starmagazine. Monthly Star Comics comic book with a page devoted to readers' work curated by the cruel and mysterious Mutant X, a man capable of interrupting the careers of budding designers and aspiring writers with scathing, scary slating. Only two authors escaped to this inhuman treatment, I, and some Porazzi Pierluigi da Udine. What are alternatives, with our short memories, in the pages of this book called Intercom. My first novel, In the air tonight, it appeared the number 6, followed by the Gospel is not memorable for a murderess (Hellbound name was, but I have changed the title), The man who has the power and Dance with the devil.
Then the dream was changed one day, the Mutant X would call me and Porazzi Pierluigi da Udine in the drafting of Star Comics, in Perugia. It would tell us, boys, meanwhile Starmagazine lead you from now on, and because you write so well and I have a amico editore, eccovi due contratti per i vostri prossimi romanzi.
Non è andata esattamente così.
Quattordici anni dopo presentavo il mio quarto romanzo Accecati dalla luce a Udine, doppia presentazione, di pomeriggio alla Feltrinelli, di sera al Pabitele. La prima volta in cui, di Udine, vedevo qualcosa che non fosse lo stadio.
E alla fine della presentazione alla Feltrinelli mi si era avvicinato un ragazzo sorridente con il numero 6 di Starmagazine in mano...
Pierluigi Porazzi da Udine.
Then, however, in 1990-91, he made his debut on Starmagazine. Monthly Star Comics comic book with a page devoted to readers' work curated by the cruel and mysterious Mutant X, a man capable of interrupting the careers of budding designers and aspiring writers with scathing, scary slating. Only two authors escaped to this inhuman treatment, I, and some Porazzi Pierluigi da Udine. What are alternatives, with our short memories, in the pages of this book called Intercom. My first novel, In the air tonight, it appeared the number 6, followed by the Gospel is not memorable for a murderess (Hellbound name was, but I have changed the title), The man who has the power and Dance with the devil.
Then the dream was changed one day, the Mutant X would call me and Porazzi Pierluigi da Udine in the drafting of Star Comics, in Perugia. It would tell us, boys, meanwhile Starmagazine lead you from now on, and because you write so well and I have a amico editore, eccovi due contratti per i vostri prossimi romanzi.
Non è andata esattamente così.
Quattordici anni dopo presentavo il mio quarto romanzo Accecati dalla luce a Udine, doppia presentazione, di pomeriggio alla Feltrinelli, di sera al Pabitele. La prima volta in cui, di Udine, vedevo qualcosa che non fosse lo stadio.
E alla fine della presentazione alla Feltrinelli mi si era avvicinato un ragazzo sorridente con il numero 6 di Starmagazine in mano...
Pierluigi Porazzi da Udine.
Pierluigi Porazzi
Morozzi e il cinema: “Blackout” ha avuto una trasposizione cinematografica, e forse accadrà anche per “Colui che gli dei vogliono distruggere”. Ipotizziamo che domani un produttore hollywoodiano ti contatti e ti proponga di scrivere un film (soggetto e sceneggiatura) senza limiti di budget e con anche la possibilità di scegliere il regista che lo dirigerà. Quale genere ti piacerebbe portare sul grande schermo, e con quale regista?
Gianluca Morozzi
A story in the style of The Gospel of the coyote, with Christopher Nolan!
Pierluigi Porazzi
From reading many of your novels, you understand that you really enjoy writing them (I think what you have enjoyed the most was "He who the gods wish to destroy") . What was the novel instead I took more effort?
Gianluca Morozzi
"He who the gods" might have been four thousand pages long, for fun, so far as to write. Il più faticoso è stato Blackout, specialmente nella parte centrale, in cui dovevo amministrare una lenta crescita della tensione in uno spazio chiuso e ristretto... poi ho messo su il terzo album dei Black Heart Procession, il primo pezzo, che ha il ritmo di una barca che beccheggia sul mare placido nella notte, sotto la luna, e con quest’immagine e questo ritmo in testa sono andato avanti spedito fino ai fuochi d’artificio, le teste spaccate, le rivelazioni...
Pierluigi Porazzi
Leggendo “Luglio, agosto, settembre nero” e “Colui che gli dei vogliono distruggere” si evince che non esistono regole precise e fisse, inviolabili, in writing, if one writes well and knows how to do it, can write in any way. But since you are also taught a course in creative writing, what is the first suggestion (in addition to classic to read and write a lot) that you'd give to someone who aspires to do your own job?
Gianluca Morozzi
is not ashamed to copy the style of others, beginning, while working to forge their own. Read many different things, trying to absorb as much as possible. To write every day, whenever possible, like a constant exercise. And ignore all the articles and interviews with critics or writers affirmed that contain the phrase "we have to write novels that tell the Italy of today" or the dictates of the genre. Should not write anything.
Pierluigi Porazzi
We're both comic book fans, especially Americans. During this period, the United States, several European designers are making a fortune. If one day I called you a Marvel or DC Comics to rewrite the story of a super-hero of your choice on what you'd like to try?
Gianluca Morozzi
For Marvel, I think we could exploit the untapped potential of Black Knight, a bit 'last series along the lines of Iron Fist. Or you could get a nice set with Kristoff, Vice-Destiny. Although more than anything else I would write back to the period Hulk Peter David, after so many recent havoc.
For DC, unable to resurrect the great Hitman, continue the dynasty of the Starman.
Pierluigi Porazzi
I think that you had achieved success and all your single player with skill and hard work, touring Italy to present your books and working hard. When you see beginners who, by investing millionaires of some publishing houses are run with relentless advertising campaigns in newspapers and magazines, what do you think?
is not ashamed to copy the style of others, beginning, while working to forge their own. Read many different things, trying to absorb as much as possible. To write every day, whenever possible, like a constant exercise. And ignore all the articles and interviews with critics or writers affirmed that contain the phrase "we have to write novels that tell the Italy of today" or the dictates of the genre. Should not write anything.
Pierluigi Porazzi
We're both comic book fans, especially Americans. During this period, the United States, several European designers are making a fortune. If one day I called you a Marvel or DC Comics to rewrite the story of a super-hero of your choice on what you'd like to try?
Gianluca Morozzi
For Marvel, I think we could exploit the untapped potential of Black Knight, a bit 'last series along the lines of Iron Fist. Or you could get a nice set with Kristoff, Vice-Destiny. Although more than anything else I would write back to the period Hulk Peter David, after so many recent havoc.
For DC, unable to resurrect the great Hitman, continue the dynasty of the Starman.
Pierluigi Porazzi
I think that you had achieved success and all your single player with skill and hard work, touring Italy to present your books and working hard. When you see beginners who, by investing millionaires of some publishing houses are run with relentless advertising campaigns in newspapers and magazines, what do you think?
Gianluca Morozzi
Who do not know what they're missing! The mess is very educational.
Pierluigi Porazzi
Among all the successes we have achieved so far, what was the greatest satisfaction?
Gianluca Morozzi What
my mother has stopped asking me to resume his studies and graduate in law.
Pierluigi Porazzi
In "Blackout" and "The Coyote Gospel" have created masterfully played with fear and suspense. What Gianluca Morozzi scares in life? What are your fears?
Gianluca Morozzi
The Bologna in Serie B. Located on the roof of a building without a high parapet. Suddenly become so deficient that they are unable to write.
Pierluigi Porazzi
've created so many characters that come back often in your novels (Kabra, the Ravine, Lajos ...). What are you most fond of and what is autobiographical?
Gianluca Morozzi
Lajos (but in general his entire cast) gives me a lot 'of fun. I really like Angie, you do not know who he is, because it is still in gestation in a novel called I die tonight. Like Dorian, D Factory. Leviathan And, of course, the greatest superhero! The more obnoxious I think it's de Gabriele Bonfiglioli The abyss, perhaps because it is the only one who has a normal name.
Pierluigi Porazzi
Perhaps as a child dreamed of becoming a famous writer. The reality is how you imagined?
Gianluca Morozzi
Anche meglio, per certi versi. Certo, il neverending tour che ho iniziato nel 2001 e che non finirà mai, come dire, non me lo aspettavo. Ma andare a presentare libri dal Trentino alla Sicilia è una delle parti più divertenti di questo lavoro...
Who do not know what they're missing! The mess is very educational.
Pierluigi Porazzi
Among all the successes we have achieved so far, what was the greatest satisfaction?
Gianluca Morozzi What
my mother has stopped asking me to resume his studies and graduate in law.
Pierluigi Porazzi
In "Blackout" and "The Coyote Gospel" have created masterfully played with fear and suspense. What Gianluca Morozzi scares in life? What are your fears?
Gianluca Morozzi
The Bologna in Serie B. Located on the roof of a building without a high parapet. Suddenly become so deficient that they are unable to write.
Pierluigi Porazzi
've created so many characters that come back often in your novels (Kabra, the Ravine, Lajos ...). What are you most fond of and what is autobiographical?
Gianluca Morozzi
Lajos (but in general his entire cast) gives me a lot 'of fun. I really like Angie, you do not know who he is, because it is still in gestation in a novel called I die tonight. Like Dorian, D Factory. Leviathan And, of course, the greatest superhero! The more obnoxious I think it's de Gabriele Bonfiglioli The abyss, perhaps because it is the only one who has a normal name.
Pierluigi Porazzi
Perhaps as a child dreamed of becoming a famous writer. The reality is how you imagined?
Gianluca Morozzi
Anche meglio, per certi versi. Certo, il neverending tour che ho iniziato nel 2001 e che non finirà mai, come dire, non me lo aspettavo. Ma andare a presentare libri dal Trentino alla Sicilia è una delle parti più divertenti di questo lavoro...
Pierluigi Porazzi
Da ragazzo, c’è stato un romanzo che, dopo averlo letto, ti ha fatto dire: “io farò lo scrittore”?
Gianluca Morozzi
Assolutamente sì: “La lunga marcia” di Stephen King, letto in un solo giorno in spiaggia, a Igea Marina, nella collana Urania. Peraltro quel romanzo era uscito a nome Richard Bachman, e siccome avevo letto altre cose di King che mi erano piaciute, quando mi chiedevano “chi è il tuo scrittore preferito” io rispondevo “sono due, Stephen King e Richard Bachman”. Dieci anni dopo ho scoperto che erano la stessa persona.
Da ragazzo, c’è stato un romanzo che, dopo averlo letto, ti ha fatto dire: “io farò lo scrittore”?
Gianluca Morozzi
Assolutamente sì: “La lunga marcia” di Stephen King, letto in un solo giorno in spiaggia, a Igea Marina, nella collana Urania. Peraltro quel romanzo era uscito a nome Richard Bachman, e siccome avevo letto altre cose di King che mi erano piaciute, quando mi chiedevano “chi è il tuo scrittore preferito” io rispondevo “sono due, Stephen King e Richard Bachman”. Dieci anni dopo ho scoperto che erano la stessa persona.
THRILLER
Vi ringrazio per queste belle interviste e spero di rincontrarvi presto!
Lascio il link dell'intervista precedente, per chi se la fosse persa:
http://librodelmese.blogspot.com/2010/09/thriller-e-felice-di-presentarvi-l.html
Nel porgere una buona serata a tutti, vi lascio i link per conoscere meglio Gianluca Morozzi.
Gianluca Morozzi (Bologna, March 11, 1971) is an Italian writer and musician.
Biografia
prolific author style dry and ironic.
First of three brothers, following the graduation of high school he studied Law, however, has passed away.
After his debut with the small publishing house Ravenna Fernandel, reached the general public thanks to the novel Blackout, a thriller "claustrophobic" set entirely in an elevator.
addition to the already published novels and has won numerous short stories, included in several anthologies.
in its production are often references to personal experiences, particularly those related to the faith for Bologna FC football and music. It is the guitarist of Street Legal, a tribute band that pays homage to Bob Dylan. He played in the so-called "deviations", a tribute to Vasco Rossi published as an annex to Pile Extra, creating the song with Andrea Parodi "Brava." Carmine Brancaccio
In 2008 he wrote his biography, titled The Age of Moroz. Between life and writing Gianluca Morozzi, published by Ziggurat. to
All his books:
Il suo nuovo libro "Cicatrici"
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