A review of the book by Giacomo Tansini and Andrea Bernardini, published by Comunica Books Edizioni, 240 pp., 18 euros

A review of the book by Ioannis Spiteris, published by Pazzini, 222 pp., 17 euros

A review of Jim Harrison’s book, published by Edizioni Settecolori, 290 pp., 23 euros

A review of the book by Alessandro Gazzoli, published by Nottetempo, 204 pp., 18 euros

Published today by Feltrinelli, the book in which the mayor of Genoa sets out the rules for making the centre-left work and addresses the temptation of authoritarian leadership. The coalition is “like a marriage” and a space – yet to be built – in which society can express the best of itself. Preview

A review of Costanza Rizzacasa D’Orsogna’s book. The loss of Milo and her father forces the author to confront her grief head-on, without taking any shortcuts, until she transforms the void into an opportunity to start afresh. This is where the Japanese art of kintsugi comes in – the art of piecing the shards back together.

In "Bestie di mamma", Goudreault uses the page as a stage for the performance of a voice that is body – that is, dynamic matter that moves between the literary and the oral, slang and the canon, rap and literature, flow and density

“Vittorio De Sica’s Rome” is a fine book by Valeria Arnaldi: a light yet intense journey that traces the actor and director’s family’s arrival in the capital, followed by the places dear to him – those he lived in, those he saw, and those linked to his cinematic vision.

A review of John Steinbeck’s book, published by Bompiani, 112 pp., 12 euros