Rina Faccio (1876-1960), an emancipated woman of many talents, was reborn as a writer under the pseudonym Sibilla Aleramo, producing short stories, novels and poetry.

Dante Connection and Mondo Libro

Silvia Sesé, born in Tremp, Lérida, in 1965, has been the editorial director of Anagrama since 2017

Antony Shugaar is a writer and a translator from the Italian and the French. He’s translated dozens of articles

Diego Marani was born in Ferrara and trained as an interpreter at the University of Trieste before working first for the European Union’s Council of Ministers and then the European Commission, where he has specialised in multilingualism and support for literary translation.

Valeria Ciompi was born in Caserta, Italy, but moved to Madrid at the age of ten, where she still lives. Her career has taken her through journalism, cinema, literature and publishing.

Italian poetry unquestionably still enjoys high prestige internationally, probably greater than that attributed by most readers buying books of poetry and the critics writing for literary journals in Italy.

The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi is without a doubt the most translated book in world literature.