Tag: Valerio Evangelisti

  That amazing Evangelisti! This is a collection of thrilling essays, that, touching upon modernity and its (lack of) literary expression in Italy, deals with literature...

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

  When we wrote to ask him for an interview, Valerio Evangelisti not only was exquisitely available, but he even invited us to lunch with...

  A past without clean slate Thirty years of American syndicalism seen through the eyes of Eddie Florio, a man for sale, with neither scruples or...

A tale in between/A link between Antracite (Anthracite) and Noi saremo tutto (We shall be everything), One Big Union talks about/deals with the fights...

How can you die White on black presents nine short stories of Vittorio Curtoni, a great master of Italian science fiction, preceded by a masterly...

  One of the best Italian books of the last decade Here there are neither imaginary pirates like the one played by Johnny Depp nor the...

  The end of pirates Evangelisti doesn’t let down, concluding his picaresque saga with a rough adventure novel and a masterful final coup de theatre. Translation by...

  The Truth on Pirates Paced like a great adventure novel, rough and fierce like the previous work, Tortuga, the novel breaks down the romantic myth...

Coal will bury them An excellent historiographic novel, although less exciting than subsequent ones. Valerio Evangelisti, unattainable in his Eymerich saga, struggles to find his...