Tag: Sam Franza
Heiko H. Caimi – Sick Earth
I came home in the evening, while long shadows were extending between the buildings, bridging at dusk. I crossed the main street and slipped...
Fifteen Questions to Catherine Dunne
So many and so different are the judgments and the opinions on Catherine Dunne that it’s hard to say which of them can portrait...
Slavonic Tales on The Sacrifice of the Son
The Bulgarian story The three brothers and God invites us to reflect on how the character of oral literature is both transnational and specifically...
Lara Gregori – A Thread, A Dream
He could see himself as a child sitting on a rock beside the fire while his mother, her veil lifted and her nails black...
From Inquisition to Tortuga – Interview with Valerio Evangelisti Part II
Here you can find the conclusion of the long interview that Valerio Evangelisti, with delightful willingness, accepted to yield us. The first part can...
From Inquisition to Tortuga – Interview with Valerio Evangelisti
When we wrote to ask him for an interview, Valerio Evangelisti not only was exquisitely available, but he even invited us to lunch with...
Giorgio Olivari – Zuava
Elide was born in 1926. Born a fascist.
She was the daughter of a railway worker, who had been obliged to become a National Fascist...
Lara Gregori – The Pardon, the Grace
Five stitches on the right wrist, six on the left, Sam White had been marching non-stop for hours from wall to wall of his...
Erri De Luca: The Unreliable Witness
an interview with Erri De Luca
When we wrote to him to ask for an interview, Erri De Luca answered that he considered our attention...
Seumas O’Kelly – Michael and Mary
Mary had spent many days gathering wool from the whins on the headland. They were the bits of wool shed by the sheep before...
