In this history of Italian culture and philosophy from the founding of the Italian Republic to th...

It's in the gnarled wonders of its diction that John Latta's poetry has its most immediate charm....

Poetry finds its own reason to be and its own dignity within itself. It does this despite any eva...

The volume provides an in-depth philosophical investigation into freedom as reality's point of or...

I Novissimi

Since her death in 1962, Marilyn Monroe has generated a plethora of narratives and an industry of...

EATING THE BOOK revolves around the Freudian notion of the primitive father, cannibalistically de...

First published in 1982, In rima e senza brought together all the poetry Giorgio Bassani wished t...

This volume brings together all of Gianfranco Contini's essays on Dante. The collection opens wit...

Mariano Bäino's is among the most interesting poetry to be published at the end of last century; ...

In 1991, poets and scholars gathered for a conference on the state of Italian and American poetry...

Angelo Lumelli's new book is the result of the rewriting of his poetic work. The author has defin...

Like Doves Summoned by Desire

The Posilecheata is a small jewel with an optimistic vision of humanity created by the young poly...

What is there in language that is so dreadful that, most often, man assents to it only in order t...

The two stories presented in this volume focus on post-adolescent men (and, in One Year of School...

While backpacking in Europe as a teenager in the 1980s, Nick Benson stumbled on a window display ...

'In her Serie fossile (Fossil Series), acclaimed Italian writer Maria Grazia Calandrone transform...

'Freud was a psychoanalyst and not a case writer, the difference being that the psychoanalyst see...