In any poor neighborhood of any city, a little girl arrives. Her name is Kore, she plays soccer, performs miracles, makes prophecies, and speaks of a new world to come. The neighborhood children begin to follow her. One day, Kore is hit by a white four-door Toyota pickup truck driven by a mysterious driver who escapes. The little girl's death will be the spark for a revolution led by children. The adults will succumb. Lilac flowers will bloom everywhere. Thus, the world as we know it disappears and an entirely new one begins. No cataclysm, no meteorite, no fiery angel, no extraterrestrial, no nuclear war, no climate change. Only the children's will will set in motion a sequence of insurrections that will succeed in shattering the system of values, economics, religion, and politics that has governed the world until that moment. Tamagno's story is dystopian, prophetic, poetic, concrete, raw, and epic. The title Plot itself announces a style, itself radical. The text's division into lines, acts, and characters disappears. Fragments of stories, snippets of characters and legends, a variety of points of view, all contribute to a single literary and political need: to find a possible way to definitively shatter this world we dislike.

Nicola Alberto Orofino

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8 - 9 Jan, 2027

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