Tag: Roma O’Flaherty

Efix’s attachment What lingers after reading this novel is the rugged and sunny landscape of Sardinia, to which the author devotes intense descriptive interludes. Against...

  Tommy? Yes, indeed. If not the first, then certainly one of the first rock operas, and surely the greatest of them all, whose fame...

  Why we can call ourselves pagans In choosing to recount the life of Julian, Vidal is singing a hymn to the values of the ancient...

  The exile, he who voluntarily or under duress leaves his homeland, is one of the protagonists of our time, especially if by "home" we...

When the detective story is a chronicle of our times An anonymous letter, a double murder, a mysterious secondary school teacher who plays detective: these...

  The rumble of the locomotive accompanies the cadenced rhythm of the wagons that, like jan-gling bells, resound at every junction of the rails. The...

An interview with the writer Italo Bonera (author of the books Ph0xGen!, I'm not like you - Io non sono come voi, and Heaven...

After his brother dies in an accident, young Hiro inherits his science project - a medical robot named Baymax with a pot belly, no...

  A novel that spills over the paranormal The story begins with a young woman’s funeral and continues through her lover’s adventures after the ceremony. The...

Florestano Vancini (1926-2008) made a fine debut as a director with a movie based on one of the “Five stories from Ferrara” (Cinque storie...