title: George Tonali's Dreams
text: # George Tonali's Dreams
  
  George Tonali's Dreams is a book written by Antonio Cecere, based on the award winning novel I Sogni di George. This book portrays eleven searchers on the path of self-discovery. Artists, madmen, women who betrayed and fugitives are the passengers on La Nave Dei Sogni who explore each other's imaginations and expectations through surrealism, dreams, philosophy and humour.
  
  ## Overview
  
  Everything is seen through the eyes and dreams of writer George Tonali, whose search for “the point” takes him to places where a dream maker is killed in a riot, a woman with a quill writes her story on a naked man and yellow peppers are hung to dry like clean laundry.
  
  In a constantly shifting focus, the background becomes the foreground, and each character evolves independently into an indispensable piece of the puzzle.
  
     A language echoing in intensity, yet unique for its simplicity. George and his dreams, in search of ‘the point’, around which everything moves and acts. A central idea putting him [the writer] between Calvino and Eco. I believe a new kind of writer is born, for his geniality of style and deep understanding of human self-discovery. –Carmine di Biase, 2004, Book review.
  