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Edizioni Polistampa<br />

Chiamami ancora amore<br />

by Luca Nannipieri<br />

Luca Nannipieri offers a manifesto against the<br />

‘throwaway love’ of our modern society. He<br />

speaks out against the individualism and emotional<br />

precariousness that augur the worst for the<br />

21st century. Writing from Srebrenica, Nannipieri<br />

proposes a work of strong civil and moral values.<br />

Italian text.<br />

128p, paperback, 9788856400137, $15.00(s),<br />

Edizioni Polistampa, December 2008, Le ragioni dell’Occidente 2.<br />

<strong>New</strong>ly distributed by DBBC!<br />

Conversione<br />

by Rodolfo Doni<br />

Rodolfo Doni explores the problematic condition of contemporary man. His novel portrays a man<br />

torn between his Christian ideals and his consistent falls into moral disgrace. The novel’s characters<br />

are unable to rebel against a capitalism that alienates both the working and managing<br />

classes while faced with their own internal guilt, to which Doni proposes conversion and his<br />

Christian-inspired views. Italian text.<br />

336p, paperback, 9788856400120, $20.00(s), Edizioni Polistampa, December 2008,<br />

Le ragioni dell’Occidente 1.<br />

Prima stazione<br />

Poesie scelte 1990–2005<br />

by José María Micó, edited and translated by Francesco Luti<br />

This collection of poems by José María Micó, translated from the Spanish into<br />

Italian, brings forward some of Micó dearest themes, notably death and the passing<br />

of time. The author’s crystalline and serene writing provides an appropriate<br />

vehicle for pain and all other things that belong to life. Italian text.<br />

112p, paperback, 9788856400526, $25.00(s), Edizioni Polistampa, December 2008,<br />

Biblioteca del Caffè / La Fiamma e il Cristallo 22.<br />

Poesie scelte (1969–2008)<br />

by Antonio Colinas, edited and translated by Francesco Luti<br />

Antonio Colinas’ poems show his love for life’s shining light and rejection of the<br />

fear of death, between the drunkenness of time, the fire of reality, the hot coals of<br />

dreams, or the exorcism of the dead, but also the pain and mystery of the tempting<br />

and dangerous sweetness that accompanies life's journey. Italian text.<br />

128p, paperback, 9788856400519, $15.00(s), Edizioni Polistampa, December 2008,<br />

Biblioteca del Caffè / La Fiamma e il Cristallo 21.<br />

literary studies<br />

Con te nella resurrezione<br />

Memoriale per un figlio<br />

by Rodolfo Doni<br />

This profound work delves into painful dialogue<br />

between a father and his son, who died in a car<br />

accident. An autobiographical piece that brings to<br />

light a relationship of pain and love that continues<br />

after death, Con te nella resurrezione confronts<br />

questions of life and faith, and the divine truth in<br />

which the soul can find shelter. Italian text.<br />

240p, paperback, 9788856400410, $20.00(s),<br />

Edizioni Polistampa, December 2008, Le ragioni dell’Occidente 4.<br />

Scritti giornalistici<br />

Raccolta 3, Volume 5: Corriere della Sera, 1968–1972<br />

edited by Giovanni Spadolini and Paolo Bagnoli<br />

Giovanni Spadolini, the editor of the Corriere della Sera from 1968–72, fought to<br />

elevate the quality of the daily press as the only means for its survival against other<br />

mass media, underlining the important dignity of free journalistic expression, a<br />

message that has lost none of its prophetic significance. Italian text.<br />

2 vols, 736p, hardback, 9788859604921, $99.00(s), Edizioni Polistampa,<br />

December 2008, Polistampa Grandi Opere 3.<br />

“La certezza della poesia”<br />

Lettere (1942–1970)<br />

by Piero Bigongiari, Giuseppe Ungaretti and Teresa Spignoli<br />

The correspondence between Piero Bigongiari and Giuseppe Ungaretti spans a<br />

central period in Italian literature (1942–1970), revealing its principal themes and<br />

debates. Mixing public and private, these letters help reconstruct literary history as<br />

well as the writers’ artistic tensions and development. Italian text.<br />

368p, b/w illus, paperback, 9788859604303, $39.50(s), Edizioni Polistampa,<br />

December 2008, Il Diaspro 11.<br />

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