Tag: Sabrina Macchi

William Dalrymple, an expert on the Indian sub-continent (In India and Delhi are two great books to understand India) takes us to Afghanistan, in...

"The opposite of one" is a collection of autobiographical stories that opens with a small poem in verses dedicated to the author's mother: because...

“The emperor is naked”, the intellectual said Black on Black was published in 1979, when Leonardo Sciascia was already known to the wider public...

Seventeen stories of admirable normality This collection of seventeen stories features, among them, attacks perpetrated by an ordinary family man with a passion for...

A cloud as a carpet is a collection of the most significant passages of the Old Testament, reviewed and reinterpreted by De Luca on...

The right to be happy like everyone This book is neither a novel nor an essay, it’s a work that with brightness, and a very...

Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me was released in may 1987: Robert Smith’s lips, portrayed on the cover, are the symbol of a record...

There are twelve stories in this collection by De Luca, all so engaging that it is easy to find yourself on the last page...

The bank robber blues is a crime novel definitely out of the ordinary: the main character Max kills the Danish prime minister. In very...

Carlo Lizzani (1922-2013) is a director whose political ideas have never been a secret and, at the same time, he has always produced documentary...