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Edited by Elisa Rubini There comes a moment in life when memories are no longer a refuge or even an obstacle; they become a silent tribunal that demands our understanding of who we have truly become. Ocean of Senses by Maria Teresa De Donato is born precisely in that gap, where the past is no longer a…
by Maria Teresa De Donato In an age dominated by technology, a frenetic pace, and constant connectivity, there seems to be no room for authentic human relationships and direct interaction. Yet precisely the absence of these elements is generating a series of increasingly evident social consequences. The crime news—which overwhelms us every day—testifies that behind episodes of bullying, youth crime, and even murder,…
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by Maria Teresa De Donato Dear friends, Today, I have the pleasure and honor of hosting on my blog and virtual cultural lounge my friend and fellow author Giuseppe Storti, a man of immeasurable cultural and human depth, whose work brings him great honor. Having had the opportunity to meet him at several online events,…
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Interview by Maria Teresa De Donato Dear friends, Today, I have the pleasure of reintroducing my colleague and friend, Fiori Picco, a sinologist, author, and editor who has been my guest on several occasions. In the past, Fiori and I have organized interviews, both written and video, to present her novels set in China, specifically…
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Interview with Fiori Picco by Maria Teresa De Donato Dear friends, today, for my Fascinating World Column, I have the pleasure of once again hosting my friend and colleague, Author, Sinologist, Publisher, and Translator, Fiori Picco. This time, however, we won’t be discussing one of her publications; instead, we’ll share her knowledge of China, the country where Fiori…
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by Maria Teresa De Donato Athena, the Greek goddess of Wisdom, Intellect, Crafts, and War, inspired this story by Milena Bonvissuto, a multifaceted writer and author of numerous publications. A lover of her land, Sicily, and her city, Licata, Milena shows in her literary works a deep and equally proud knowledge of their history. Thanks…
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A collection of short stories by Maria Teresa De Donato Review by Elisa Rubini Some books arrive silently and then stay with you, like a voice you can’t stop hearing. Tales of Life and Surroundings is like that. A collection of twenty short stories that don’t claim to change the world, but that touch you inside, leaving…
Interview by Maria Teresa De Donato Dear friends, Today, I am pleased to introduce Andrea Ansevini, a dear friend and fellow author. Over the years, I have always admired not only his versatility, reflected in his many activities and interests as well as his literary output, but also his determination in pursuing the goals he sets…
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Review by Elisa Rubini Some books surprise you because they speak to you, even when they recount lives you’ve never known. Missing Puzzles: Understanding Who We Are Through the Lives of Our Ancestors by Maria Teresa De Donato is one of them. It’s not just an autobiographical novel; it’s an emotional and cultural journey into the roots…
Interview by Maria Teresa De Donato Dear friends, Today, I am again joined by a very welcome guest, Patrizia Carlotti, whom I had the pleasure of interviewing some time ago. Although she works in Public Administration, Patrizia has cultivated some great passions since she was very young, namely Music and Singing. To this is added Writing since,…
