One, None and a Hundred-thousand

Exploring the complexities of identity and perception, this novel delves into the protagonist Moscarda's existential crisis as he grapples with the fragmented nature of selfhood. Written over many years, it reflects Pirandello's unique blend of humor and depth, portraying the disintegration of life and personal identity. The work was serialized in a literary magazine before its complete publication, showcasing its evolution and the author's dedication to capturing the nuances of human experience.