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Ho indetto un concorso sul mio Instagram @authortiffanymcdaniel per vincere una copia autografata della traduzione italiana di "L'estate che ha sciolto tutto!"📚
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Next week there a combo booklaunch at the @tipi-bookshop.bsky.social You will have the chance to meet and greet both artists at the same time; Eleonora Agostini & Federico Clavarino (images here) ! Books will be signed, prosecco will flow.
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Next week there a combo booklaunch at the @tipi-bookshop.bsky.social You will have the chance to meet and greet both artists at the same time; Eleonora Agostini (images here) & Federico Clavarino ! Books will be signed, prosecco will flow.
#brussels #prosecco #italianbooks #photobooks
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Bell rings Inula helenus L Inula - Elenio - Erbella - Ella - Lella - Liola Cuoppo - Viola campana COMPOSITE In ancient time Sioscorides, the Theophrastus, Middle Ages, Albert the Great and St. Hildegard, in the Renaissance, Mattioli praised the virtues of elecampane and its fame has certainly not faded over time. Only its root is active; after having been collected, it is cut into pieces and dried in the sun. The name of potio Paulina, an elecampane wine that was prepared in Germany, derives from St. Paul's recommendation to Timothy to drink a little wine to cure a weak stomach. In Alsace, a liquid called reps is still prepared today, macerating the root in must. The name of the species, helenium, seems to derive from the Greek Helen; in fact, according to legend, the plant was born from the tears of Helen, wife of Menelaus, who was the cause of the Trojan War. In other times, it was cultivated for its medicinal root; having escaped cultivation, it can be found almost everywhere. The crops are used both for the production of liqueurs and for the pharmaceutical industry. Habitat: Southern and Eastern Europe; in the vicavicinity of ditches and hedges; in Italy it is not very M. s widespread; found especially in damp meadows; up to 100 m. Identification: 1 to 2 m. Perennial, stem mo, leaves toothed, thick, whitish underneath,sthe cauline Parts used: root. • Constituents: inulin, peptic and resinous substances
Bell rings Inula helenus L Inula - Elenio - Erbella - Ella - Lella - Liola Cuoppo - Viola campana COMPOSITE In ancient time Sioscorides, the Theophrastus, Middle Ages, Albert the Great and St. Hildegard, in the Renaissance, Mattioli praised the virtues of elecampane and its fame has certainly not faded over time. Only its root is active; after having been collected, it is cut into pieces and dried in the sun. The name of potio Paulina, an elecampane wine that was prepared in Germany, derives from St. Paul's recommendation to Timothy to drink a little wine to cure a weak stomach. In Alsace, a liquid called reps is still prepared today, macerating the root in must. The name of the species, helenium, seems to derive from the Greek Helen; in fact, according to legend, the plant was born from the tears of Helen, wife of Menelaus, who was the cause of the Trojan War. In other times, it was cultivated for its medicinal root; having escaped cultivation, it can be found almost everywhere. The crops are used both for the production of liqueurs and for the pharmaceutical industry. Habitat: Southern and Eastern Europe; in the vicavicinity of ditches and hedges; in Italy it is not very M. s widespread; found especially in damp meadows; up to 100 m. Identification: 1 to 2 m. Perennial, stem mo, leaves toothed, thick, whitish underneath,sthe cauline Parts used: root. • Constituents: inulin, peptic and resinous substances
Some of the best medicinal books I own are written in Latin, Greek and Italian. Thankful daily for Translate apps!
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Nel Forte di Exilles, dove la storia incontra il mistero: un giallo che gioca con le vostre certezze. Una detective cartesiana, due ghost hunter morti, e le mura che custodiscono segreti
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Gli autori italiani, difatti, si scontrano con:
• un pubblico fortemente esterofilo;
• tantissimi dilettanti che si cimentano nella scrittura senza avere alcuna formazione;
• poca circolazione di denaro.
In questo contesto, risulta ancora più difficile emergere.
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Per la mia formazione come aspirante scrittore, sto seguendo i video-corsi a pagamento di #RotteNarrative.
Nella lezione di oggi, sono rimasto colpito da come il professor Livio Gambarini abbia sintetizzato efficacemente le criticità del panorama #fantasy italiano.
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The origins of mystery fiction in Italy europulpcappi.blogspot.com/2021/04/the-... #mystery #italianbooks
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Italian Lit Month n.49, by Michael Palma!
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Italian Lit Month n.47, by Michael F. Moore!
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Italian Lit Month n.46, by Jeanne Bonner, with Jamie Richards!
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Italian Lit Month n.45, by Leah Janeczko!
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Copertina: "Io speriamo che me la cavo" - sezzanta temi di bambini Napoletani di Marcello D'Orta (maestro elementare)
Volete ridere ma anche riflettere sull'ingenuità e capacità di osservazione dei bambini? Consiglio questo libro di Marcello D'Orta "Io speriamo che me la cavo" da cui è tratto l'omonimo film con Paolo Villaggio
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Italian Lit Month n.44, by Stephen Sartarelli!
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Italian Lit Month n.43, by Howard Curtis!
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Italian Lit Month n.42, by Lori Hetherington!
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Italian Lit Month n.41, by Richard Dixon!
Vice Versa: a brilliant, helpful program for literary translators.
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Italian Lit Month n.40, by Jack Zipes!
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Italian Lit Month n.39, by Ruth Clarke!
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Italian Lit Month n.38, by Catherine Theis!
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Italian Lit Month n.37, by Alex Valente!
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Italian Lit Month n.36, by Karen Whittle!
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Italian Lit Month n.35, by Katherine Gregor!
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Italian Lit Month n.34, by Stiliana Milkova Rousseva!
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Italian Lit Month n.33, by Oonagh Stransky!
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