Today, several italian brave libreries will show in their shelves the small volume Inchiostro di Puglia ( Ink of Puglia), a collection of very short novels set in 34 different places of this region, beautiful and complex as a stiletto heel.
This is a kind of literary guide made up with noir stories, love stories, comedies and tragedies, sun, crickets, olive trees, sea and heart storms, written by local authors.
Some of the short novels were selected among those written in the blog ‘Inchiostro di Puglia’, by Michele Galgano; then, some other tales – mine inclded – were written specifically for this fiction guide.
The book is written in Italian, and I think a travel (to the end of the land) and a book are the best reasons and motivations to learn this language.
These are the authors of the short local novels:
Cosimo Argentina,
Pino Aprile,
Sabrina Barbante (oui, mes amis, c’est moi!),
Antonella Caprio,
Cristina Cardone,
Cristiano Carriero,
Vittorio Catani,
Gianluca Conte,
Fernando Coratelli,
Maurizio Cotrona,
Nino G. D’Attis,
Tommy Dibari,
Omar Di Monopoli,
Raffaello Ferrante,
Pietro Frenta,
Gabriella Genisi,
Lucia Tilde Ingrosso,
Nicola Lagioia,
Elisabetta Liguori,
Alessandra Macchitella,
Carlo Mazza,
Giuseppe Merico,
Adelmo Monachese,
Francesco Muzzopappa,
Renato Nicassio,
Raffaele Niro,
Leonardo Palmisano,
Giuliano Pavone,
Nicky Persico,
Osvaldo Piliego,
Vincenzo Sardiello,
Davide Simeone,
Simona Toma,
Alessio Viola,
Cristina Zagaria.
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Great site, continue the good work!