Tag: Roma O’Flaherty

  The pontificating atheist The author, who usually feels a great sense of self-satisfaction when is fond of appearing in on TV talk shows, loves to...

What is the difference between community and society? As individuals, we recognize that we are part of a society, but every time we reflect...

A book full of (broken) promises It is not always easy to disentangle the two plots making up the story of this novel, which deals...

  Joy and revolution An extremely fascinating long story, which mixes Christian culture and “The Arabian Nights” into a crucible of familiar references while avoiding sterility...

Here you can find the conclusion of the long interview that Valerio Evangelisti, with delightful willingness, accepted to yield us. The first part can...

She wears an immaculate shirt, her long neck hidden by a coloured foulard: natural green and warm blue splashed with red. Very French. She is...

  The brave everyday life of the Resistance Ada Prospero was the wife of Piero Gobetti, an Italian journalist and politician who, in 1926, died very...

His Excellency Stopped Here for Lunch (1961) directed by Mario Mattòli is a sex comedy starring Totò, Ugo Tognazzi, Raimondo Vianello, Francesco Mulè, Virna...

  This short novel can without doubt be defined as journalism; it is, however, a kind of journalism we are not accustomed to, a journalism...

A large crowd of disciples had gathered on the high-backed chairs of an old theatre and curiously leaned forward towards the centre of the...