Tag: Michele Curatolo

Ray Bradbury is a well-known sci-fi author, and sci-fi is not lacking in the twenty-two stories of Long After Midnight. However, the sci-fi tales...

What are mentally disordered people, really? Why do human societies choose to get rid of them, to bury them in asylums? Perhaps to cure...

When John Andros felt old he found solace in the thought of life continuing through his child. The dark trumpets of oblivion were less...

To resist betrayal, in spite of any flattery; to preserve one’s roots, regardless of temptations; to struggle as if any defeat meant the loss...

In this novel, author Davide Rubini’s ambition is to give a true portrait of the connection between politics and football, two of the most...

Crime’s reasons The character of Jack Laidlaw is full of morality and desperate sadness. He is not looking for motives for murders, but for reasons...

  Employee’s hyperbole Accountant Ugo Fantozzi, whose early adventures are collected in this anthology, is the eponymous hero in the most famous Italian office based saga...

  A man between two worlds John Flory, an Anglo-Indian teak merchant, feels like he belongs to two separate worlds, India and the British Empire, and...

  Anti-rethorical Resistance This anthology, which is Beppe Fenoglio’s literary debut, already contains two of the author’s typical themes: the Italian resistance movement and existentialism, described...

  Contradictions Football has always been like an unknown planet for the shy and sensitive accountant Walter Vismara. And yet, the golden rule in the new...