Difference between revisions of "Antonio Kristianofilo"
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In 1846, Kristianofilo attended university for a year, before having a violent dispute with the dean which resulted in his expulsion and arrest. | In 1846, Kristianofilo attended university for a year, before having a violent dispute with the dean which resulted in his expulsion and arrest. | ||
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| + | '''Pancakes and Blood''' (Rakeoian: '''Krespoj kaj Sango''') was Kristianofilo's first and most successful book. It portrayed a group of lumber workers, and mysterious acciddents that occur at their lumber camp after a Creeperian is assigned as their overseer. The men work together and kill the overseer by tricking him into drowning under lumber. | ||
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Antonio Kristianofilo | |
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| Born | Antonio Kristianofilo August 22, 1820 |
| Died | May 9, 1880 (aged 59) |
| Nationality | Rakeoian |
| Occupation | Author |
| Years active | 1850-1870 |
Notable work | |
Antonia Kristianofilo is a famed Rakeoian author, known for his fictional works that addressed the dangers of the logging industry, opposition to Creeperian colonialism, and his pseudo-memoir about his youth growing up in rural Paragon Minora.
Early Life
Born into a working class family of eight in the woods of Paragon Minora, at 17, he moved downriver to a logging encampment which sent lumber to a downstream water mill. He worked there as a saw tooth sharpener, eventually leaving after six years to pursue an education in writing.
Education
In 1846, Kristianofilo attended university for a year, before having a violent dispute with the dean which resulted in his expulsion and arrest.
Works
Pancakes and Blood (Rakeoian: Krespoj kaj Sango) was Kristianofilo's first and most successful book. It portrayed a group of lumber workers, and mysterious acciddents that occur at their lumber camp after a Creeperian is assigned as their overseer. The men work together and kill the overseer by tricking him into drowning under lumber.
