Posted on January 12, 2015 in Reviews
Short biography or Bildungsroman. This is the literary work of Niccolò Campriani who speaks to the reader with frankness and honesty about the path that led him from the "lost" Olympics in Beijing to the Olympics won in London >>
Posted on December 23, 2014 in Reviews
Antonio Riello is an outside the box artist, who escapes any label. Very active in the "New-Media" field, is concerned with the most controversial and burning topics, which always faces with irony and sarcasm. I interviewed him to know why he is so much interested in guns >>
Posted on December 04, 2014 in Reviews
From the back cover: "He smiled and thought that larger animals that inhabit the mountain always had a special charm, a magical and solemn, like a procession of Pentecost or as the sung Mass on Christmas Eve. The eagle, the wolf, the deer, the bear. He said himself that these animals intimately knew they were majestic and different from others. Although he had never seen bears. Even less monstrous than the one everybody was talking about." >>
Posted on October 21, 2014 in Reviews
Edward Paul Abbey is considered one of the fathers of environmental radicalism. But in him there is so much more than just a battle for the preservation of an utopian idea of nature. His respect for the weapons, for instance >>