A stack of books – overbookingEveryone to Flip (but check the address)The latest edition of the Pomigliano d’Arco Independent Literature Festival will take place in Casalnuovo. However, the five-kilometre distance is considered irrelevant.byAntonio Gurrado2 SEP 26
something to readThe Children of EvilA review of the book by Miodrag Majic, published by Marsilio, 400 pp., 19 eurosbyJacopo Guerriero2 SEP 26
something to readA splendid ruinA review of Vincenzo Latronico’s book, published by Einaudi, 248 pp., €19.50byGaia Montanaro2 SEP 26
something to readOn the Edge of Silence. A Spiritual DiaryA review of Sergei Nikolaevich Bulgakov’s book, published by EDB, 148 pp., 19 eurosbyMaurizio Schoepflin2 SEP 26
something to readGive me dangerA review of the book by Tea Hacic-Vlahovic, published by Fandango, 240 pp., 18 eurosbyRaffaella Silvestri2 SEP 26
something to readHow this black shinesA review of Marco Amerighi’s book, published by Bollati Boringhieri, 352 pages, 18 eurosbyGiulio Silvano2 SEP 26
Something to readDemocracy in AmericaA review of Alexis de Tocqueville’s book, published by Utet, 896 pp., 18 eurosbyGiulio Silvano12 AUG 26
SOMETHING TO READSundayA review of Georges Simenon’s book, published by Adelphi, 159 pp., 18 eurosbySandra Petrignani12 AUG 26
SOMETHING TO READAn Italian-style miracleA review of Giorgio Bocca’s book, published by Feltrinelli, 224 pp., €9.50byCamillo Langone12 AUG 26
SOMETHING TO READA philosophy course in six and a quarter hoursA review of the book by Witold Gombrowicz, published by Bompiani, 160 pp., 12 eurosbyMarco Archetti12 AUG 26