It was early September, the days when the flotilla was leaving for Gaza. But she, who has been fighting in Palestine and for Palestine for fifty years, did not forget what was happening at the same time in the West…
This is a book I return to when I want to immerse myself in the mind and culture of its protagonist, an Israeli secret agent, and in the visceral intertwining of feelings that agitate him, even towards Arabs. I find…
A month ago, I was recounting some details regarding the new phase of the investigation into Garlasco – in which they are trying to clarify the actions of the former Public Prosecutor’s Office in Pavia – which only became official…
“Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza,” a book with exceptionally clear moral vision. It was given to me as a gift by an American Jewish friend who was passing through Italy and my home. vai all’articolo
FALL 2025: What does it mean for an artist to think dangerously today? Interview with Bill Shipsey, founder of Art for Human Rights, honorary member of the Board of the FALL 2025 festival, at DOX in Prague, October 2-5 FALL,…
Honoured that ‘Il Garbuglio di Garlasco’ won first prize on a podium that also included Francesco Sala (second place with his “Sparire a Palermo – Il caso De Mauro‘) and Costantino Dilillo (third place with ’Malafemmina – Il femminicidio nella…
Sometimes writers are afraid to know what is inevitable: that there is no such thing as “pure” art. None of us are pure or innocent: any word that has imaginative power builds culture, and culture builds behavior. The task of…
A long interview with director Umberto Brindani about my novel “Il Garbuglio di Garlasco” was published yesterday in the weekly magazine “Gente,” discussing how it’s possible that three years ago it already reported all the elements that the new Public…
A crime festival, whose founding manifesto promises to stay “away from conspiracy theories, sensationalism, and spectacularization” and to “replace rigorous investigation with morbid voyeurism.” On stage, an eminent interlocutor, Marcello La Matina, a classicist and professor of Semiotics and Philosophy…
What happens when a journalist of Michele Migone’s caliber, who has never dealt with crime reporting, but only with politics in the broadest sense, decides to dedicate an episode of his program “Va pensiero” to investigating the Garlasco case? vai…