One, No One And One Hundred Thousand -

One, No One and One Hundred Thousand (1926) is Luigi Pirandello's final, "bitterest" novel exploring the fragmentation of identity and the subjective nature of the self. The narrative follows Vitangelo Moscarda, who, after a trivial remark about his appearance, descends into an existential crisis that leads him to discard societal masks for absolute freedom. Learn more about the novel via Google Books .

One, None, and a Hundred Thousand: Luigi Pirandello - Google Books