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Sergio Lepri (24 September 1919 – 20 January 2022) was an Italian journalist and essayist. In 1945 he joined the editorial staff of the newspaper La Nazione del Popolo, organ of the Tuscan Committee of National Liberation. Here he practiced and in February 1946 he became a professional journalist. He continued to work as an editor in the Florentine newspaper, which in 1947 changed its title to “Mattino dell’Italia centrale”,… Read More »My life as a journalist by Sergio Lepri

Pamela Luidelli lives with her family on Lake Maggiore, a source of inspiration for her novels set in the imaginative village of Castel Lassù. Between misadventures find time to travel and visit castles around Europe Looking for a ghost to interview. He spends his days with the inseparable dog Arthur In her study, immersed in books drinking too many cups of milk and tea, in the confident search for a… Read More »A coffee for the murderer of Pamela Luidelli

Pier Ferdinando Casini is an Italian politician, President of the Chamber of Deputies from 2001 to 2006. Formed politically in the Christian Democrats, he initially joined the current of dorotei and later became one of the closest collaborators of Arnaldo Forlani; after the dissolution of the DC, in 1994 he was among the founders of the Christian Democratic Center, the minority group that sided with the center-right coalition led by… Read More »Once upon a time there was politics. The last Christian Democrat speaks by Pierferdinando Casini

Born in Rome into a family of Jewish origin, Molinari studied at Harris Manchester College of the University of Oxford and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and at the University of Rome La Sapienza graduated in political science in 1989 and in history in 1993. He has been a journalist since 1984, where his first collaboration dates back to La Voce Repubblicana (press organ of the Italian Republican Party),… Read More »The return of the empires by Maurizio Molinari

Columnist for La Stampa and Gazzetta dello Sport, Dell’Arti was a finalist for the Viareggio Prize with Il giorno prima del 68. From 1996 to 2018, he edited and directed the Monday edition of Foglio (also known as the Foglio Rosa). In 2009 he hosted the in-depth program Ultime da Babele on Radio1. He currently also writes for the supplement Robinson de la Repubblica (he governs the literary tournament of… Read More »The March on Rome by Giorgio Dell’Arti

Journalist and writer, he was director of Rai Giubileo, head of religious information of radio, creator and presenter of Oggi2000, deputy director of Giornali Radio Rai, deputy director of TG2, presenter and editor-in-chief of TG1, correspondent of “Il Messaggero” of Rome. “Silver Microphone” for television reports on the Horn Journalist and writer, he was director of Rai Giubileo, head of religious information of the radio, creator and of Africa at… Read More »La mano del padrone of Filippo Anastasi

Professor Gabriele Sani is a University Researcher at the Faculty of Medicine and Psychology of La Sapienza University of Rome and belongs to the Department of Neuroscience, Mental Health and Sense Organs. He is author and co-author of numerous national and international publications. His research activity focuses mainly on the clinic of mood disorders, with particular reference to aspects related to bipolar disorder, temperament, course, rapid cyclicity, mixed states and… Read More »Adolescents and mood disorders by Gabriele Sani

Marco Frittella, historical face of television journalism, has told for forty years, first from the microphones of Gr2 and then of Tg1, the main political-institutional events of Italy. He was in Berlin in the winter of 1989 when the Wall fell and in Beirut in the last phase of the Lebanese civil war. Among the many interviews carried out – from Gorbachev to Walesa, from Brandt to Cossiga and Napolitano… Read More »The gold of Italy by Marco Frittella When art makes visible what is not always visible

Is food a “substitute” for love? Fiorenza Sarzanini is one of the most successful names in Italian journalism. The editor of Corriere della Sera Luciano Fontana appointed her deputy director, also entrusting her with the role of head of the Rome office. Joined the newspaper’s editorial office in 2000, she worked for the Messenger for over 10 years dealing with judicial news and security. “Mirror” is the title of the… Read More »Hungry for love of fiorenza sarzanini

Paolo Franco author of the novel “One day in more” published by the Albatros Group. The style is very fluid. The genre is a psychological thriller-type novel that hints as it rattles off reading because at first it looks like a comedy, like a classic American teen comedy. But let’s get straight to the plot of this gripping thriller. Mark Gordon is a teenager caught up in his existential problems,… Read More »AN EXTRA DAY OF PAOLO FRANCO