Tag: Sabrina Macchi

In this issue of the magazine Irene Lami introduces her column Northern Lights about Nordic literatures. What we wish to present on these pages...

      The years went by and Dobun the clever died. After his death, Alana the beautiful, though she had no husband,...

  If we had to identify a leitmotiv in the short story by Silvana Grasso, this would be the intensity of the narrative ductus, which,...

To my grandmother, always. He opened his eyes wide, whining. He looked around in bewilderment and quietened once he had discerned his room’s shapes. He...

Luciano was slowly climbing the stairs of his house, a typical 70’s building located in the suburbs. It was seven o’clock on a warm...

I don't know how long I have been running. I am aching all over. I don’t even know these places and I’ve never ever seen these...

Sentimientos de ausente Amado dueño mío, Escucha un rato mis cansadas quejas, Pues del viento las fío, Que breve las conduzca a tus orejas, Si no se desvanece el...

War is atrocious. Weapons are atrocious. The barbarism that gradually sticks to the skin of the men that are involved in the war is...

Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 16th May 1975 If only I could be one of the Kiss. Not any Kiss. The here and now Kiss! Tonight’s Kiss,...

La califfa (The Lady Caliph) is Alberto Bevilacqua’s first film. It is based on the director’s third book, published in 1964, a huge bestseller...