Peaceful 1913 - reloaded

Retired generals used to replay, using mock-ups and lead soldiers, one of the famous battles of military history to bring those old (glorious?) Times to life again. This book is a bit like an author trying to reconstruct the important and exciting events of 1913, which are not out there in the world, but inside, with the help of lead civilians (really "serious" civilians: famous writers, philosophers, painters, psychiatrists). they fell in the heads (only in a few exceptional heads). What the author himself calls proofread is much more than that. There is a real novel in any "little entry", in fact, it doesn't even exist, because it is in it. In short, all about Peace is that if you take it in your hands, you can’t put it down anymore. "Stamp texts" are well-composed miniatures in themselves, each making a compact story pervasive, each with a beginning, an end, a clicker, providing enough experience for the reader to ponder on it, to experience one's time, space, habits and thoughts. now into a distant world. Recognize that all of this is not so distant, or at least close enough, to have something to do with the reader’s present, as an explanation, as a background, or as a deterrent example.