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- Alessandro Piperno (* 25. März 1972 in Rom) ist ein italienischer Schriftsteller und Hochschullehrer. Sein 2005 erschienener Debütroman Con le peggiori intenzioni (dt.: Mit bösen Absichten) wurde mit zwei wichtigen italienischen Literaturpreisen, dem Premio Viareggio und dem Premio Campiello, ausgezeichnet. 2012 wurde er für Inseparabili mit dem Premio Strega ausgezeichnet. Piperno gilt als großer Kenner von Marcel Proust und lehrt französische Literatur an der Universität Tor Vergata in Rom. (de)
- Alessandro Piperno (born 25 March 1972 in Rome) is an Italian writer and literary critic of Jewish descent, having a Jewish father and a Catholic mother. He graduated in French Literature at the University of Rome, where he currently teaches and researches. In 2000, he published the controversial critical essay on Marcel Proust, inflammatorily entitled "Proust antiebreo (Proust, Anti-Jew)". In 2005, he achieved notoriety with his first novel Con le peggiori intenzioni (translated as The Worst Intentions). Following general critical acclaim, and positive reviews on the Corriere della Sera (defining him the "new Proust"), his book became a bestseller in Italy (with 200,000 copies sold in a few months). For this book he won the Premio Campiello for best first novel. The book narrates the story of the Sonnino family spanning half a century, and especially the life of its youngest member, Daniel. Piperno's book attracted noticeable interest with the media, involving Piperno in a number of TV interviews and literary debates. His writing is described both as ironic and ironically self-referential, with a disenchanted view of society and life in general. His critics have emphasised Piperno's difficult storyline and its allegedly confused narration. He states his inspiration as coming from the great literature of the 19th century, as well as that of contemporary America. Besides Proust (naturally), he's been associated to Philip Roth. In 2012, Piperno won the Premio Strega, Italy's leading literary award, for his novel Inseparabili (2012). It traces the lives of two brothers, Philip and Samuel Pontecorvo, after the painful death of their father Leo Pontecorvo. It is a sequel of Persecuzione published in 2010. Piperno studied guitar and has a strong interest in music. Until 2005, when he reached success as a writer, he was part of the Roman rock-blues Random as the solo guitarist and singer. He's also a fan of soccer team Lazio. (en)
- Alessandro Piperno, né le 25 mars 1972 à Rome, est un écrivain italien. (fr)
- Alessandro Piperno (Roma, 25 marzo 1972) è uno scrittore e critico letterario italiano. (it)
- Алессандро Пиперно (итал. Alessandro Piperno, 25 марта 1972, Рим) — итальянский писатель. (ru)
- 亞歷山卓·皮沛諾（義大利語：Alessandro Piperno，1972年3月25日－）是義大利小說家、文学批评家、歌手。 (zh)
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- Alessandro Piperno (* 25. März 1972 in Rom) ist ein italienischer Schriftsteller und Hochschullehrer. Sein 2005 erschienener Debütroman Con le peggiori intenzioni (dt.: Mit bösen Absichten) wurde mit zwei wichtigen italienischen Literaturpreisen, dem Premio Viareggio und dem Premio Campiello, ausgezeichnet. 2012 wurde er für Inseparabili mit dem Premio Strega ausgezeichnet. Piperno gilt als großer Kenner von Marcel Proust und lehrt französische Literatur an der Universität Tor Vergata in Rom. (de)
- Alessandro Piperno, né le 25 mars 1972 à Rome, est un écrivain italien. (fr)
- Alessandro Piperno (Roma, 25 marzo 1972) è uno scrittore e critico letterario italiano. (it)
- Алессандро Пиперно (итал. Alessandro Piperno, 25 марта 1972, Рим) — итальянский писатель. (ru)
- 亞歷山卓·皮沛諾（義大利語：Alessandro Piperno，1972年3月25日－）是義大利小說家、文学批评家、歌手。 (zh)
- Alessandro Piperno (born 25 March 1972 in Rome) is an Italian writer and literary critic of Jewish descent, having a Jewish father and a Catholic mother. He graduated in French Literature at the University of Rome, where he currently teaches and researches. In 2000, he published the controversial critical essay on Marcel Proust, inflammatorily entitled "Proust antiebreo (Proust, Anti-Jew)". (en)
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