Fiction
Antica madre
An epic tail from a bestselling author, translated worldwide. About 60.000 copies sold in 4 months
Diversamente amabile
I couldn't help loving Luca, with his life worth twice as much, when I felt then that mine was worth ...
Il segreto di Pietramala
A compelling novel that moves the reader through the mysteries of forgotten languages and unforgettable loves.
Prima che te lo dicano altri
“A writer who haS lived a thousand lives.”
Marco Ansaldo, «Robinson – la Repubblica»
Se una notte a Parigi una tedesca e un italiano ...
The novel is at once a coming-of-age novel, as well as a manual for modern dads, and even a manifesto ...
Le creature (The Children)
Massimiliano Virgilio returns to tell about his city, Naples, in a powerful must-read novel for anyone interested in Italian new ...
Il corno di Orlando (Orlando’s horn)
«A sharp portrayal of athletes, executives, politicians, and journalists gravitating around the world of racing. A statement of love ...
La selva degli impiccati
From the slums of Paris to the forests of Burgundy, the autumn of a Middle Age full of deceits and ...
Cinque donne e un arancino
A story of female empowerment. The first adventure of the women of Monte Pepe: five fighters who, despite many challenges, ...
Millennials. Il Mondo Nuovo (Millennials. The New World)
A fast-paced and visually powerful novel imagining a world where only people under 17 survive
Una domenica
Fabio Geda’s compelling storytelling style balances reminiscence with hope as he embeds an entire lifetime into a single day.
I valori che contano (avrei preferito non scoprirli)
A delightful and consistently intriguing ‘comédie humaine’. The quiet life of a provincial lawyer, recounted in the ironic and engaging ...
Febbre
Jonathan is 31 years old in 2016, in a day like any other in January he is feverish, it never ...
Non chiamarmi strega
Lucetta was born on May 15th, 1505, on a sunny morning, in a house perfumed with herbs, into the enveloping arms ...
Il progetto Valhalla
The past hides unspeakable horrors. And their memory, very often, comes back to torment us in the present … and ...