author
Bruno Corra
1892–1976
A restless voice of Italian Futurism, he moved across fiction, poetry, theater, and film with a taste for experiment. Writing under a pen name, he helped push the movement beyond manifesto into strange, vivid storytelling.
2 Audiobooks
L'isola dei baci: Romanzo erotico-sociale
by F. T. Marinetti, Bruno Corra
Teatro Futurista Sintetico
by F. T. Marinetti, Bruno Corra, Emilio Settimelli
About the author
Bruno Corra was the pen name of Bruno Ginanni Corradini (1892–1976), an Italian writer and screenwriter born in Ravenna. He is closely associated with the Futurist movement and is remembered as one of its more adventurous literary figures.
Working alongside other avant-garde artists — including his brother Arnaldo Ginna — he explored fiction, poetry, theater, and early cinema. His writing often favored speed, imagination, and formal experiment, which made him a distinctive presence within Italian modernism.
Later in life, he also worked in film as a screenwriter. Reliable pages consulted for this overview did not provide a clearly usable portrait image, so no profile image is included here.