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"The building where Marcovaldo lived had a flat roof, with wires strung for drying laundry. Marcovaldo climbed up there with three of his children, carrying a can of birdlime, a brush, and a sack of corn. While the children scattered kernels of corn everywhere, he spread birdlime on the parapets, the wires, the frames of the chimneypots."
AUTHOR
Italo Calvino
SOURCE
Marcovaldo
"Autumn: The Municipal Pigeon"
GENRE
20th Century Fiction
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