to recount the unfathomableFleur Jaeggy: the mystery of writing dissolved in the complicity of the heartIn "The Last Days of Ingeborg", the Swiss author describes her relationship with her Austrian friend and colleague. It is a unique dynamic, characterised by profound irony but also by long silencesbyMatteo Moca15 AUG 26
SOMETHING TO READThe Master of BallantraeA review of Gabriel Zuchtriegel’s book, published by Feltrinelli, 250 pp., 24 eurosbyMatteo Moca12 AUG 26
something to readCesare Garboli’s “Molière”A review of the book edited by Carlo Cecchi, published by Einaudi, 1,042 pp., 100 eurosbyMatteo Moca29 JUL 26
popular novelAmidst preachers and murderers, you’ll find the fiery heart of Flannery O’ConnorA lofty poetic style, far removed from the digitised and hyper-connected world, yet still capable of stirring deep emotions. The American writer’s biting voice returns in this volume edited by Benedetta CentovallibyMatteo Moca25 JUL 26