Sunday, February 27, 2011

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Esedion

February is over. The shortest month
has reserved more surprises than you could imagine.
The North Africa has raised its head and, for better or for worse, nothing will ever be.
Women in Italy have become aware that it is time to stop grumbling and it's time to do more to change the status quo.
A small star is dead and my mother's heart can not imagine the enormous pain that affects the mother of Yara at this time.
Yet in all this vastness there is me, with my small facts of everyday life, with life choices that will change and with a great joy to have found a home for Esedion.

The blog takes the name of my novel, Esedion, in fact.
E 'with great joy that I can finally break through the inertia and superstitious to tell everyone that mid-May, my novel will see the prints.

Who is the publisher? What about the novel? That means Esedion?
I'll tell you everything in the coming days, but today I just want to say thanks to all those who helped me to think, write, correct it.
Paola, Fabio, Mario, Simon, Andrew, Albert, Louise, Samantha, Cynthia, Mauro, Valeria, Marcello: Thank you! With all my heart


Thursday, February 24, 2011

Pokemon Footsie Pajamas

Something that is not

I have so many good news to talk about these days, but real life has taken and will inexorably over so I apologize in advance for the absence and leave you a better Elisa song that represents my current state of mind and life.
(Sorry for the initial publicity, I could not take it out ^ _ ^)

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

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Monday, February 21, 2011

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Arrivals February

Today I made an obligatory stop in the library and I booked two books that I waited a long time.
The first is the now famous "Children of Atlantis" by Mario De Martino,



"A medallion. An ancient civilization. Mysterious inscription. These are, apparently, the only points of contact among young Ivan, Sarah and Seiji, who live in three different places and far away and have never met. But things are bound to change, because the three boys were chosen to dissolve an ancient enigma and unfortunate, to complete a task begun many, many centuries ago. But it is a dangerous adventure, if you put half of the sect Atlantis and the FBI even manages to avoid a chain of terrible crimes. The salvation of humanity depends on them, if they are able to capitalize on the mysterious power of the medallion, and the warning contained in it: "Well here vixit latuit well."

I do not say anything because you have to switch from Voice of the Silence, The apples in his blog of silence where one another sensational special that you can not lose.


The second is by Jacqueline Carey



"The book coming out is the second part of Kushiel's Justice (in Italy the original volumes were divided into two) and takes us back to where The Prince and the sin we had left, that is, Alba (pseudo-Celtic l'Inghilterra). Imriel and Dorelei mab Bredaia are conducting their married life; Imri has almost turned into a real prince albano and is trying to connect to new people. And this, despite the intense hostility and the magic of the ancient Maghuin Dhonn. When Dorelei gets pregnant and serenity seems at hand (thanks to the spell which takes away from the heart of Imri love for Sidonie, heir to the throne of Terre d'Ange, pseudo-Renaissance France), the Maghuin Dhonn, who see the son of Prince Angelino great danger, doing their terrific move. That no "Counterspell" can ever destroy. "

I was left in the middle of the story of Imriel Friday and I can continue the journey.
Well, Friday is the first book in a short Mario ...^___^
leaving the two weeks waiting for more books of 2011, how can I complain?

Ingrown Hair In Pubic Area

Logic and lexicon, are unknown? Affects


I state that what follows has nothing to do with my current books being read.
That said, carry a fun discussion I've read on aNobii , trusting that its author, Ziadada, not angry.
I put in my blog because I share his thoughts and I find that she has exhibited in an ironic and not at all offensive.

Read and if you like, even your say.


The purpose of this post is to extend a half-serious but heartfelt appeal to aspiring writers of fantasy, and for information to readers, so if you can pay more attention to what they write / read at least as much as you pay the air they breathe and the food they eat, because alas even the wrong words in their small pollute and do harm. (END PREAMBLE ;-))

logic. "Logic" is not a dirty word, nor a habit to pure mathematicians. What I write / read should not only have a beautiful sound, but also make sense. If you write without (frequent) errors of spelling and syntax were enough to be writers, even the postal bulletins were published, and the fourth-grade books were bestsellers. But there's more: practice to always check, tirelessly, if what you say or tell us it makes logical sense that prevent us believe things are made without foundation and without consistency. (Not yet extinct in a generation where typists and shop assistants were left to tell Berlin that cobblers and milkmen a Polish village for them were a direct and serious threat, and the consequences we remind each January 27. Fairness and consistency of the words running can be pretty damn serious issues). Ergo: always check if the actions and the events of your story is logical and consistent. If your story in an evil genius plot in the shadows for years, has come up with a diabolical plan to bomb-proof and, if anything, to fail due to circumstances totally unpredictable a priori. If after such a plot or acting haphazardly cobbled together a plan, he is not an evil genius and you are not writers. If a situation is resolved or crashes due to a person or an object that is on the scene, person or object must have a reason to be there. At least in an internal logic: if you are the reincarnation of Jacovitti, that's great that the situation is saved by a sausage with two legs.

Lexicon: if you use a word, make sure you know how to spell and what it means. If you use a term scientific and technical make sure also that it is exactly the appropriate one: the cherry tomatoes are not small. If your story is a reference to a specific period of Earth history, which also controlled the technology or the discovery were known at the time of your story. King Arthur would not eat the mashed potatoes.
Unfortunately, in addition to the historical consistency of the material data, even if you have to do to the consistency of behavior. If you place your story in a historical context and / or geographical reality, you just have not read up on material data: your characters will have to think and talk about how men and women of that time and place, not like your high school janitor. If you describe Genghis Khan coming out of his tent, accurately represent what is out there is only your duty, the fact remains that if the captain came out to make an outburst to a servant, the servant may be paralyzed terror cagarsi him, struck down, jump on his knees, but can not say "WTF."
If just the "WTF" of the servant or mashed Camelot are central elements in your story, make sure at least to be Monty Python.

Sunday, February 20, 2011

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very good Sunday to all!
Yesterday I finally went to see the shows I mentioned in this post "The painter and the model" and together with many reflections bring home the image that I share with you.


Affections Affections of Giacomo Balla

triptych is setting out the artist's wife and daughter Luce, in an intimate and poetic, immersed in a blurred and diffused light.

The painting, dated 1910 but probably done in 1914, depicts the painter's daughter who is spelling
Luce and his wife Elisa emerging from shadow intimate and enveloping.
The work was commissioned by Queen Margherita, hard hit by a triptych
exposed by Balla in 1910, had unsuccessfully tried to buy succeeding only to get the replica of the central panel.

these notes.
see him live in a room with ten other was as if an invisible hand pulling me by the hair and took me in front of it. I could not take my eyes off ...
When you say love at first sight, as I understand the Queen Margherita! I had the means and resources, this framework would be mine!

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Berger Paints Magicote Chart

Rolling in the deep chant of the night

This post is dedicated only to a very dear friend who will forgive me for the delay with which I wish you. This too will
where you threw into the well, where jets, my frequent mistakes.
With all my heart

Friday, February 18, 2011

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Camilla Morgan-Davis, The Song of the Night (2010) - ROMANTIC FANTASY - Zero91 - 2010 - 262 pages - price 17.00 €



The novel "The world, long ago, it was divided the world that humans can still see and in what has come in from their sight without them realizing it. Surely all the animals know this world.
Especially the wolves. "
is an ordinary day.
The sun is high in the sky. Humans wake up, those who are preparing to go to school or work and who among them many believe to be the only ones to dominate the earth. Not far away they move from other creatures with a human, but who can draw on them the soul of the wolves are werewolves, shape outline.
In a country almost unknown in Piedmont lies a community that apparently deals with the recovery of children orphaned and sometimes difficult. That's right, but the boys, as well as educators, are all male wolf.
Mail is one of them, eighteen years old, dressed in black, order shoes and books from the Internet and experiments with herbs, flowers and plants. He does not speak readily with high, unlike their lives with conflict as to its nature often wants to be a normal girl, but everything is allowed except this. Even for her, as for humans, the day that is taking seems to start common, but it is not.
The rest of the country is broken: two large wolves attacking a local man. From that moment everything will change for Mail: will the a strange mark on his chest, he will meet a mysterious boy named and will save his people from the attack of Claws Rossi, a group of werewolves hate and thirst for flesh. Maila
And here, on a trip up to the High Tatras, accompanied by Othar, a valiant warrior. Will he bring the head of the chief enemies in the underground kingdom of Ayta, the location of the border between life and death, in which wolves accompany the souls of the deceased in the afterlife?
A fantasy setting for so many burning issues of current interest such as the concerns of adolescents, the need for integration, the rules of the "flock", fed the distrust and prejudice against those who do not like.


The author

Camilla Morgan-Davis (Sanremo , 1982) at the stroke of midnight began to write sitting at the desk, locked in an apartment converted from old abandoned monastery. During the day dealing with social sciences and literature online, using his real name. The song of the night her debut in fantasy literature

My opinion

fantasy novel that tells the adventures of a young girl wolf, the choice of the Moon.
In this book I really liked the legends and stories to justify the existence of werewolves. It soon becomes clear that the author has worked extensively on the ancient traditions of shapeshifting and nothing is left unresolved. Very impressive
animalistic feelings of the girl and her relationship with nature, at times even poetic.
The story is linear without major surprises, except in the final throws a stone for a new novel.
The reading is smooth and the text captures the reader by dragging it towards the end with rare skill.
Besides all these positive aspects, however, I found a few flaws and I hope that in his next book, the author can improve. The book
begins and explains very little, the player must reach in the third part to begin to understand exactly who is the protagonist and werewolves. The constant dreams and visions of his adoptive mother are cryptic and bored because they add nothing to the story.
Ren's character does not have any psychological depth and is only worth poor.
Then there's the question that I was attacked from the start, but these wolves by wolves when they become young men to become inconspicuous and are nice and are dressed or naked? Throughout the book continue to evolve but you never understand how they can solve the thorny problem
clothing ... I really liked the fighting, the bloodiest violence that, in where rabies was only written and not perceived.
So it is not bad, but could be much more interesting if built, designed and written with more time.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

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Private Life of a stranger


I just wanted to report this novel, to be released today.
Usually I do not, blogs are much more precise and documented in my preview that have libraries, but because the story intrigued me so much that I said to myself, let's talk!



Paris. The box is hidden in a drawer. For years he kept fragments of a life away and now just waiting to be discovered. Trevor Stratton, an American professor, finds her by chance.
Inside, letters, old photos, diary entries, various objects, among which a pair of gloves to the network. The gloves of a saint or a sinner?
Trevor does not know. For now just know that the woman who wore them was called Louise Brunet and lived in Paris between the wars. The response to other questions in those fragments, including their scents and secrets of the hidden words and those sepia portraits.
Piece by piece, word after word, Trevor tries to reconstruct the life of the unknown woman. Tender and tragic love for his cousin to the strange relationship with his father, a marriage marked by boredom to passion, and not prohibited, for charming French teacher, his neighbor at number 13 Rue Thérèse. But Trevor
more dips in the objects of the past and back to the places of Louise, as something strange and mysterious began to happen in this life. Who is really
Josianne, the red-haired girl who seems to foresee any movement Stratton?
Why the professor feels so attracted to her?
What that girl really knows about Louise Brunet?
Only the box has the truth. Only objects keep a promise and a hope. It is up to Trevor to discern between reality and fiction so that the fate take its course.

Mauli Elena Shapiro was born and raised in Paris, but at thirteen she moved with the family in the United States.
currently lives in California with her husband. She graduated in English and French literature at Stanford University, a master's degree in creative writing and a doctorate in comparative literature at the University of California, Davis.
Private Life of a stranger is his first novel. Read more about the author's blog:
elenamaulishapiro.com

Monday, February 14, 2011

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Books and Valentine


Libriblog.it I discovered that they made the top ten of 'books love the most beautiful of all time.

1. Romeo and Juliet, W. Shakespeare (Garzanti; € 7.50): This is the most famous tragedy written by Shakespeare and tells the tragic story of a love thwarted. Romeo and Juliet is definitely one of the finest literary couples of all time and even today, centuries later, his first composition, their story never ceases to fascinate, move and teach.
2. Tristan and Isolde, Thomas (Garzanti, € 6.50): Although Wagner was to make them famous, fatal love the myth of Tristan and Isolde has its roots in the Middle Ages Thomas told it in about 1170, giving it a " friendly version ", giving meaning and value to the suffering of two lovers who still continue to inspire and fascinate.
3. Love in the Time of Cholera, by GG Marquez (Mondadori, € 9.50): Florentino Ariza, Fermina Daza has loved for 51 years, 9 months and 4 days to no avail the threats of the girl's father and even marriage Fermina with the beloved Dr. Urbino. Florentino has waited a long time and eventually the love was able to reward him.
4. Cupid and Psyche, by Apuleius (Newton Compton; € 6.00): the story of Psyche, a girl whose beauty threatens to overshadow even the same goddess Venus, hits the heart of Eros, sent to earth by his mother revenge.
5. Jane Eyre, C. Brontë (Newton Compton; € 6.00): Jane Eyre, after years of loneliness and hardship, Rochester is taken from the family as a governess. The love he has towards his master, who reciprocates, the will to make important choices and to overcome all the obstacles that life poses.
6. Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen (Einaudi, € 11.00), one of the most important novels of the English literary scene, Pride and Prejudice tells the story of the Bennet sisters and their suitors.
7. Chocolat, Joanne Harris (Garzanti; € 9,90): Vianne Rocher, a woman sexy, original and very nice, comes with her daughter in the village of Lansquenet. Open a bakery and slowly begins to disrupt the peaceful life of his countrymen and unhappy. When the wind the north will bring love, must choose whether to flee or accept it.
8. The Time Traveler's Wife, by Audrey Niffenegger (Mondadori, € 9.40): the voices of Harry and Clare alternate in this wonderful book describing the strength of their love can overcome even the barriers of time.
9. Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer (Fazi, € 18.50): Bella and Edward are divided by their membership in two completely different worlds. She is a girl, he's a vampire, but their complicated emotional story of love leads them to overcome many dangers and obstacles.
10. 3 meters above the sky, F. Moccia (Feltrinelli, € 9.00): Babi and Step meet and feel attracted to each other from the outset. She is a model student, rich, enrolled in a very prestigious school, he spends his free time running, the bar or in the gym. Belong to two different worlds, yet they love.



Apart Chocolat, which I have only seen the movie The Time Traveler's Wife I did not read, others are undoubtedly of great love stories.
Although the presence of 3 m above the sky and
Twilight
left me puzzled.

If I think I love stories are quite different titles.
Anna Karenina, for example, that love loses itself.
Tender Is the Night, not for the usual fan Fizgerald, but it's amazing.
Segal's Love Story. With the catchphrase of the famous phrase book "Love means never to say sorry."

So there are many, just to stay in the classics.
And you, what titles come to mind when I say "love story"?

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Burping Sign Of Virus

And everybody said: Valerio Massimo Manfredi

Thanks to those who suggested that I text, here and at other sites, where to get information on ancient Rome. Let's say you are now surrounded by books and I'll have enough to do what I wanted ^ ^
One thing that surprised me is that all I have suggested Valerio Massimo Manfredi.

E 'an author that I know and I really appreciated The Lost Army , not least because it was the story of an army seen through the eyes of a woman in love.



One of the most epic adventures of ancient times: the long march through incredible dangers and hardships, that ten thousand Greek mercenaries - after the defeat of the Persian prince Cyrus, under whose banners had fought against his brother Artaxerxes at the gates of Babylon - to make return. The enterprise glorious and tragic documented in the fourth century BC by Xenophon nell'Anabasi, Valerio Massimo Manfredi that just has studied and published in the 80s. But in this novel the atrocities of war and the heroism of soldiers each, the pomp and the cruel vagaries of the Persian court, the dangers of a wild and unbreakable friendships are told in a completely new perspective: from a woman's voice, the beautiful Syrian Abir, who for the sake of Xenos leave everything and share the fate of Ten thousand. Through the eyes of Abira, women become the protagonists of history.


If you want to read it I recommend it very much!

But no mention of the Romans ^ __ ^






splendid book is The Last Legion , they also feature a film on which to spread a Christian charity merciful veil .

The Last Legion is just a good book, maybe in the future I'll make a post just for him. But this novel is out of the historical period. Takes place in the very end of the Empire, I was looking for something on the order of the Republic.

Ides of March is perfect.




Rome plenary meeting of the Senate, the Ides of March in 44 BC: Julius Caesar was stabbed twenty-three wounded and killed. With him is cut off for ever more grandiose plan to transform the ancient world that has ever been devised. Murder, that of Caesar, which, although predictable in many ways remains in other respects, to date, totally inexplicable: Valerio Massimo Manfredi explores every mystery, reassembles with the rigor of a jigsaw puzzle painful and intricate. From left dell'augure Spurinna prophecy ("Beware the Ides of March!") To Caesar's decision to waive his bodyguards just a few days before of the attack, from plots of the conspirators to the incredible race against time faithful Publius Sextus Baculo to save his boss, through battles and ciphers, passionate love and cowardly revenge.


I state that I really like how he writes Valerio Massimo Manfredi and school that I have a debt against Caesar, and then I will not be impartial. The book is a true
race against time and destiny. It is narrated in the last week of life of Julius Caesar from March 7 to 15, the Ides, in fact. Publius Sextus, said the stick, it must bring an important message from Gaul to Rome, to warn Caesar, in the City Silio Antistius and try to understand what is going to happen.
course we all know how it will end but the mastery of narrative involves Manfredi and convinces the reader to such an extent as to make him think that perhaps Publius Sestio will arrive on time ...
very short novel by the standards of the author, and different from its I read earlier. These are usually stories of legends and almost makes it very easy be recast as fictional. This time he decided to describe the end of one of the most famous characters of history, which we have documents and detailed descriptions. The book is whether we want a chance, but well managed.

I read in 2009, just released. But I'm not as enthusiastic about others Manfredi.
The Board, however, because it describes very well some aspects of Roman life.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Still Kill Us By Jill Kilbourne

AAA Help!

Today I ask for help.
I got this down to the ancient Romans and I read something that is historically reliable, that speaks of the end of the Republic and early Empire.



accepted suggestions Libraries and film.
In return we offer eternal gratitude and virtual kisses.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Medication For A Cough For A 5 Month Old Baby

Milan is a dark wood




"Eat and bev in holy freedom, who vœr dam, the gust is on account of the Barbis," wrote the port. How true, according to Dante, that the first of the Milanese poet, he too was of the race but poerítt gnücch: a way of saying dry and hard that contains the Dante a desire to rebel against and in spite of poverty: the ' gnücco pride of quixotic that would not comply.
Laura Pariani, Milan is a dark wood

*** "Back on the road. Passin passageway, with the hip timber for rheumatism ": a new novel by Laura Pariani, Milan is a dark wood, is a long wandering in Milan in 1969. A guide readers through the streets of the city Dante, homeless Milan, a former soldier, former emigrant, ex-husband, former manager of an antiquarian bookshop jailed for a magazine a bit 'too risque. A man who did not want to fall in the so-called "company". And walking through the streets of a Milan marked by many tensions, riots and youth workers in the background, Dante remembers his past and describes the many facets of the city. Until arriving in the heart of Milan and the event that marked an entire Italian season, the Piazza Fontana bombing.
So the author offers readers his new novel: I was eighteen when I discovered
Milan: the fog of the dock, the courts of the State, where the dairies to swallow a sanguis in his pocket when the hoard was scarce, the stalls used books, the hackberry Via Vincenzo Monti, and, of course, politics and events: why was 1969. And there was a lingerie - the bums in Milan are so called - who hangs out by the parties Foro Bonaparte was enough to melt a bianchino Ambrosian spoken to illustrate his theory that "life is a lottery." It starts from there, perhaps my interest in life for all who did 'the great refusal. "



I give up!
will also be our beautiful Italy, rich in nuances and dialects, but reading a book in my dialect is not too difficult an undertaking! For
correctness of information, I do not read even Camilleri why I do not understand what he writes ... so the problem is mine.

This book by Laura Pariani is interesting and the story I had also taken, but that effort!
If you do not have my language problems I'll recommend it because it is full of quotations and the protagonist, Dante is very nice.

Today I exercise my right to reader and leave half the book, does not mean that tomorrow is not wholly in their hands ...

Monday, February 7, 2011

Leg Pains And Chlaymedia

Thelma and Louise

two events happen that lead me to make some considerations.

The first is the initiative "If not now when" of which carry the video





where Angela Finocchiaro explains the situation very well and the weep invites us to reflect, as well as the petition senonoraquando found on this site.


The second Thelma and Louise is 20 years old.


The first initiative I am proud that Venice has created a page on the website of the City and in Campo Santa Margherita there is this chance to say NO.
For the rest I leave to each his own ideas and considerations, it is important not remain apathetic and let go. Failure to consider, not the thinking, yes this is dangerous!
On the other hand, tell my second event.
Twenty years have passed!
I just eighteen years old when I saw those two hands clasped desperately URL Harvey Keitel.
Nothing can ever take away from the soul the anguish and the release of that leap into the void. Yet Louise
wrong to shoot the man, but Thelma was wrong to trust dell'affascinante Brad Pitt.
Yet both were wrong, because they died.
Although it has been a film directed, in fact, has not turned anything after twenty years if we have to go and say to the streets of obviousness.
will be that I just finished reading "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" whose ending (warning spoiler!) Is a slow-motion reverse of reality, but if I could rewind the film. Louise would not kill the rapist, the shot in the legs, Brad Pitt would be arrested for theft and Harvey Keitel would put the rapist in jail for the attempted rape of Thelma and her husband as clearly stupid.
Here this would be a change. But suicide, this is heroic, but the reality does not change. Humanly
understand, I understand the difficulties of everyday life against clichés, but if ever there ever rebels if they say no as it might seem that everything is different?
"Thelma and Louise" remains a milestone in the history of world film, both for the quality of the performers, is disruptive for the message it provided. But now we have to move past twenty years, far ahead!
It's time to turn the car and go talk to those who want to listen to our arguments, because, fortunately, there are men like Harvey Keitel who cry out to us to stop and not do anything foolish.
And after this sermon, I greet you with one of the best photos of the film and the wish of a very good seventh ^ ^

Saturday, February 5, 2011

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Extremely Loud Incredibly Close


a kid in New York receives from his father a reassuring message on the phone: "Is there a problem here in the Twin Towers, but it's all under control." It is the September 11, 2001. Among the things his father died he finds an envelope with the name Black and a key to these two elements cling to re-establish the relationship and to compensate for a truncated emotional void that not even the mother able to overcome. Start a trip to the city in search of the mysterious Mr. Black: a journey full of encounters that led him to finally give the enigmatic discovery and response to your query. It will be especially the encounter with his grandfather in him to find a world of suffering, and reopen it to life.


Jonathan Safran Foer is without a doubt one of the greatest writers of our day, and the fact that it is so young fills me with joy and hope.
I believe the narrative that an investigator can, with clarity and humor to represent the great ancient tragedies. After "Everything Is Illuminated" I found a book so rich in ideas and feelings to be considered a masterpiece, I started the letter of his second novel with high expectations.
have not been disappointed.
The unmistakable style of the author, who can create characters from the multi-faceted personality remained.
Of course the story changes. This is always a search, the perpetual search for ancestors, the origins of self and daily events.
I do not know what the Jewish background of the author weights on this continuous migration of the protagonists.
A journey without a destination because life itself is the journey not arrival.
The main strand of the novel is the story of the little that Oskar has lost his father on 11 September and trying to find a part of him through a key.
But it is also the story of his grandparents, how they fled the bombing of Dresden to become unable to meet. She eyes him a failure and unable to speak.
There are very poetic interludes of the family as the memories of the child, but there are also images that accompany the reading, making it almost three-dimensional history. The last pages are really brilliant.
The message of the novel is clear, it can happen to all be destroyed by something bigger than us, but you must find the strength to go forward, despite the agony. But, above all, I have not grasped the need to leave to spend time unnecessarily and always say to people that are close to what is important to us. To have no regrets. September 11
A novel written without rhetoric, without controversy, serious reflection on the transience of human certainties.

Friday, February 4, 2011

Removing A Cyst From The Urethra

The Girl storm



Given that stuff? Does not make you shudder? ^ ^

I take the occasion of the recent online publication the book trailer, really amazing made by IRI, (congratulations, really good!) to speak of "The Girl of the storm."




"... How can we still be far from here? How to think you can go
one day without you?
Now that I've found my heart faints. It's like I've known you forever, as if I had rescued from a childhood in which we played together and never tire of our fantasies of children. "
Lidia is a journalist in Milan on holiday in Liguria. During a hot summer morning, almost by accident knocks on the door of Richard, a fisherman Zoagli.
is a handsome man, polite although from the way sometimes incomprehensible. Have lunch together and take an immediate feeling
. It is now breached into the hearts of both. But something is moving, dating from the past, and Richard seems to hide more than a mystery. With the determination
imbranataggine that are typical, Lydia is determined to reveal.
What is really the "Island of the Dead" off the coast? And it is true that he has links with the shadowy man
that Lydia knew nell'afosa Ligurian summer?
thriller and love are intertwined in a story that smacks of redemption from the sins of the past.


This book Fabrizio Valenza, when I read it, left me breathless with the ability the author to change log and describe the human anxieties.
An old love story and a recent meeting of a destiny but also a turning point in the destiny of the protagonists.
Let's say I have the romantic soul, but things are too sweet I always play a little bit false, then I found this story very much in tune with my feelings.

"The Girl of the storm" is the perfect blend of romance and thriller, I really liked the style and the immediate ability to keep the reader glued. In addition to being set in one of the most beautiful places in Italy.
So if you have not read it yet you should immediately correct!

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Chiken Grope In Train

I'm back


I'm back!
After a week without ability to use the computers are back online.
I read a few pages interesting and speak there tomorrow, now peep the many fine blogs that I had overlooked, Ahhh I missed you!