Luigi Pirandello is one of the most famous authors in Italian Literature. One, No One and a Hundred Thousand makes us reflect on who we really are and if there exists only one version of ourselves or as many as the people we interact with. Pirandello was a fascinating character who was interested in themes like relative reality and madness. He won the Nobel Prize in 1934.

If you’re interested in reading One, No One and a Hundred Thousand here’s some useful links:

Link to the original Italian version of the book

Link to the English version of the book

Link to a simplified Italian version of the book This version is meant for Italian mother tongue teenagers, so it’s simpler than the original novel but don't expect tips for people who are learning the language

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