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Modern Ruins (an excerpt)

Modern Ruins (an excerpt)

by Enzo Condello on December 31st, 2020

Enzo Condello was born in Calabria, Italy and lives in Melbourne, Australia. He writes poetry and historical verse plays. He is currently completing The Fall of Richard Nixon, a play, and an epic poem called The Modern Ruins. One of his staged plays, Nero and Seneca, can be viewed on YouTube. His play Geli, Hitler’s Niece is available as an e- book.

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