ViviDolomiti Silenzi stories and emotions of men and mountains

ViviDolomiti Silenzi: Simply stories of silence.
There is Marta, a young girl from Padua who lives waiting to go to the mountains with her parents, Marco climbing the south face of the Marmolada, an old man recounting his war on the Altipiano, a father writing to his daughter asleep on his lap under the Moiazza wall, a group of friends choosing a night at the Carducci refuge over the disco, and many more. With direct and essential language, a compelling rhythm, and surprising endings, the book’s stories clearly show, more than ever, why we have a deep, unstoppable need to go to the mountains.

• “The silences that guide the reading are available to everyone and no one.
  It depends on whether we know how to listen, which is the first step to understanding and telling stories.”
  From the introduction to the book by Enrico Camanni.

• “It is here that the voice of silence becomes deafening, especially if the wind keeps us company.
  Like the wind, we too feel like bearers of silence.”
  From the preface to the book by Alessandro Gogna.