
RIKOSTOVERIT Y.M. NOVELLEJA
SISÄLLYS:
A humid April night drapes the narrow canals of Venice in a veil of darkness, where the faint glow from a cramped attic room reflects off the sluggish water. Two masked gondoliers push a heavy, oddly shaped boat through the narrow channel, their whispered curses and hurried movements hinting at a secret mission. When one of them reaches a modest doorway and calls out a name, the tension rises as a frail voice replies from within, confessing a recent loss and a lingering solitude.
The scene unfolds like a quiet crime tableau, introducing a network of shadowy figures bound by loyalty and desperation. Listeners are drawn into the murky world of the “Rikostoverit,” a group whose clandestine activities pulse beneath the city's serene façade. As the masked men prepare to enter the dimly lit room, the story promises a tense encounter that will test trust, reveal hidden motives, and plunge the characters deeper into Venice’s labyrinthine underbelly.
Language
fi
Duration
~2 hours (145K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Timo Ervasti and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
Jul 23, 2020
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1835–1907
A poet, novelist, and literary historian from 19th-century Germany, he moved easily between creative writing and serious criticism. His work reflects both a scholar’s broad view of literature and a writer’s feel for language.
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