100 citazioni Ambrose Bierce

Dive into the mind of the enigmatic American writer and journalist, Ambrose Bierce, with this concise and captivating collection of his most striking thoughts and insights. "100 citazioni Ambrose Bierce" is a unique audio experience, presenting a curated selection of Bierce's most thought-provoking quotes, offering a glimpse into his extraordinary life and work.

Narrated in Italian by Francesca Sarah Toich, this 34-minute audiolibro is a perfect introduction to Bierce's sharp wit and profound observations on life, death, and the human condition. Bierce, best known for his "Dizionario del Diavolo" and his chilling short stories, invites you to explore his unique perspective on the world through these 100 powerful citations.

Released on January 1, 2020, by Astorg Audiolibri, this album is a testament to Bierce's enduring legacy and his ability to distill complex ideas into concise, memorable phrases. Whether you're a longtime fan of Bierce's work or a newcomer to his writings, this collection is sure to inspire and provoke thought. With 11 tracks, each containing a series of citations, you can enjoy this album in one sitting or explore it in bite-sized pieces. Immerse yourself in the world of Ambrose Bierce and discover the power of his words.

Ambrose Bierce, a name synonymous with dark wit and haunting tales, was an American literary giant whose works continue to captivate readers today. Born in the Appalachian mountains, Bierce's life was as dramatic as his stories. A veteran of the American Civil War, his experiences on the battlefield deeply influenced his writing, leading to some of the most chilling and realistic depictions of war in American literature. Bierce is perhaps best known for his short story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," a masterclass in suspense and one of the most anthologized stories in American literature. His satirical masterpiece, "The Devil's Dictionary," is a scathing critique of societal norms, showcasing his acerbic wit and keen observational skills. Bierce's life ended as mysteriously as some of his stories, disappearing in Mexico in 1914, adding an air of intrigue to his already enigmatic persona. His works, a blend of realism, horror, and fantasy, have left an indelible mark on American literature, making Ambrose Bierce a name that echoes through the halls of literary history.