Corrado Govoni

This is a study of the Italian poet Corrado Govoni (1884-1965) by Lionello Fiumi. Govoni was a prolific writer, associated with Futurism early in his career but developing a highly personal, lyrical style. Fiumi offers insights into Govoni's life and work, exploring his themes and techniques.

This critical examination provides valuable context for understanding Govoni's place in 20th-century Italian literature and the evolution of his poetic voice.

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