At seventy, an elderly man reveals the truth of his relationship with the man his son called "uncle" in this nonfiction piece.Photo by Enrico Carnemolla on UnsplashTranslator’s Note: “Uncle Andrea” is one of a dozen or so letters written by actual parents to their actual children and collected in the anthology È Tanto Che Volevo Dirti (“I’ve Wanted to Tell You for So Long”), published in Italy by Giulio Einaudi Editore in 2002. The author, Antonio Calgan (a pseudonym), lived his entire life in Naples. He was seventy when he wrote this letter to his son. Marco, my...…At seventy, an elderly man reveals the truth of his relationship with the man his son called "uncle" in this nonfiction piece.Photo by Enrico Carnemolla on UnsplashTranslator’s Note: “Uncle Andrea” is one of a dozen or so letters written by actual parents to their actual children and collected in the anthology È Tanto Che Volevo Dirti (“I’ve Wanted to Tell You for So Long”), published in Italy by Giulio Einaudi Editore in 2002. The author, Antonio Calgan (a pseudonym), lived his entire life in Naples. He was seventy when he wrote this letter to his son. Marco, my...WW…