Here, then, is a timeless poet of the Italian world.
Thomas McCarthy – Alessandro Gentili
Where shall I rest / by what unhealable fate
do the lamps end up coinciding?
Tr. into English by Barbara Carle
Al centro del libro, la poesia su Kythera, immota
e mitica nel suo splendore sovrano: una sosta
di luce e di bellezza gratuita…
Giancarlo Pontiggia
The poet Paganrdi is a tireless investigator of the most hidden enclosures of our souls, continuously looking for a beneficial fountainhead that can become a “warm shelter”…
Irene Marchegiani
Her poetry accompanies us from the singularity
to the unequal harmony of the whole.
Paolo Febbraro
The poet is celebrating an infinite passage of the “I” toward hopes and new prospects, a “migration” indeed and a long route courageously taken to “prolong a dream”…
Vincenzo Guarracino
… A joy which Villani finds intact in the enumeration of sensations that are old and new at the same time, forever carved into the substance of memory.
Giancarlo Pontiggia
Un lavoro raffinato con una serie di immagini
di limpida ed enigmatica presenza…
Maurizio Cucchi
Luigi Cannillo is a poet whose work deserves to be read in its entirety to enable us to review, not only his own private life, but also the universality of the sky.
Luca Ariano
… Non è mai stata mia intenzione allontanarmi troppo dalla seducente musica della metrica e delle rime.
Alessandro Carrera
Un libro denso e compatto sull’alfa-omega, sul tutto e nulla della vita, che coinvolge e commuove il lettore.
Luigi Fontanella
D’Amaro reveals a background in cross-references either explicit or implicit.
Cosma Siani
Ariemma's poetry is that of a young, new stoic:
why not? First there is sentiment, then feeling...
Plinio Perilli
Giuseppe Grattacaso is one of our most talented sidereal poets; his observation reaches out to the inquiry about the boundaries of cosmos, the existence, nature, and purposes of the Creator.
Alessandro Fo
"This book is made up of five poems and sixteen songs, and it would not exist without Ron Banerjee's translations, which have preserved, whenever it was possible, the rhythm and the rhyme scheme of the original Italian text. Songs and rhymed poetry are supposed to be untranslatable - until you find the right translator, that is, and this book is proof that I did find the right translator. "
(A. Carrera)
Recording, editing, and mix: Yuka Acanfora, Giuseppe Gallucci, c/o Aeroplano studio, Via Pinturicchio 25, 20133 Milano, Italy.
