Iole Costanzo Debuts "Gli Invisibili," Six Tales of Societal Blindness

Iole Costanzo’s collection of short stories, titled "Gli invisibili," was released by InBreve in 2025 and comprises six narratives that delve into themes of human frailty and isolation. The characters often find themselves sidelined by a callous society. In "I Contorni," a man confronts his mortality alongside a dog involved in a hit-and-run. "La signora della mantella" explores a woman’s recollections influenced by her lack of education. "Vengo da Einstein" portrays a girl grappling with familial pressures. "Venticinque minuti" highlights a young doctor coming to terms with her doubts. "Padre Nostro" illustrates a faithful man succumbing to madness in his fight against evil. The concluding tale, "Geronte," showcases a grandmother informally discovering life’s lessons. Costanzo’s work critiques societal apathy without imparting moral judgment. Antonia De Francesco reviewed it for MIfacciodiCultura.