Woody Allen's memoir, I ostracized at home

(by Alessandra Baldini) (ANSA) - NEW YORK, MAR 23 - "I feel like Henry Miller, DH
Lawrence, James Joyce: artists whose work is not accessible in their own country and who have been forced, due to injustice, to have their audience abroad ".
In the autobiography "A Proposito di Niente" published on March 23 in the USA in paper edition and in Italy in an e-book, WoodyAllen reveals his emotions as an author to ostracism. The book was expected to be released in April. After being canceled two weeks ago, it was part of Hachette, and in full coronavirus when bookstores struggled to stay agalla, it was "adopted" by Arcade which printed it in 75,000 copies - the New York Times learned - "not only in the light of the value of the text , but also to establish a principle "against the director's criticism. The memoir was also released as an e-book in Italy: confirming the paper publication on April 9, "provided that the bookstores reopen", La Nave di Teseo put online "A Proposito di Niente" at a price of 15.99 euros.
Dedicated to his wife Soon Yi, married in 1997 in Venice, ilmemoir tells about childhood in Brooklyn and the love stories with DianeKeaton and other women, but the tone becomes dark in memory of the relationship with Mia Farrow and the accusations of having molested the adoptive daughter Dylan. The denials, as in the past, were expected to be harassed by Dylan, who was seven years old at the time: "Never put a finger on her, never did anything that could be considered an abuse". (HANDLE).