Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino

Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino

An ageing Kublai Khan, who can no longer travel his own empire, listens to Marco Polo describe the cities in it. Each description runs a page or two. There are fifty-five of them, and none of them can possibly exist.

A city built entirely on stilts over a void. A city where the dead outnumber the living. A city that is only its own reflection. Between the descriptions the two men argue about whether Polo is describing anywhere at all, and by the end the reader suspects every city is Venice, and also that every city is the one you live in.

Calvino's most beautiful book, and one of the few novels people genuinely reread every few years.

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