FLUSTER MAGAZINE 2015 Calendar is out and it is FREE for all our readers!!!
FLUSTER MAGAZINE 2015 Calendar is out and it is FREE for all Fluster Magazine readers!!! To preview the calendar click on the picture above – Per vedere un`anteprima, clicca sulla foto. – You can download Fluster Magazine 2015 Calendar FOR FREE clicking HERE! – Scarica Fluster Magazine 2015 Calendar GRATIS clicca QUI! — Fluster Magazine 2015 Calendar … Continue reading
Book Review: The shock of the fall by Nathan Filer
The shock of the fall by Nathan Filer [per la versione italiana andate giù] Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli This is my life. I’m nineteen years old, and the only thing I have any control over in my entire world is the way I choose to tell this story. So I’m hardly going to fuck about. … Continue reading
Book Review: Expo 58 by Jonathan Coe
Expo 58 by Jonathan Coe [per la versione italiana andate giù] Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli I have a strange relationship with Jonathan Coe. The first time I read one of his books I didn’t like it so much, it was The Rotters’ Club, it was January of 2006 and I was living a very bad … Continue reading
Book Review: Moab is my Washpot by Stephen Fry
Moab is my Washpot by Stepehn Fry [per la versione italiana andate giù] Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli I finished this book about two weeks ago and for many different reason I find myself to write about it just now. This is a bit strange for me because I usually have to write down at least … Continue reading
Showcase: Matteo Bianchi
Matteo Bianchi is a poet, editor and columnist. Born in 1987 in Ferrara, Italy, he graduate from University of Ferrara with a degree in Literature and is currently completing his postgraduate at Ca’ Foscari University, Venice. His poetry has been widely published in magazines and anthologies, two poetry collections and the recipient of several poetry … Continue reading
Book Review: The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon
The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon [per la versione italiana andate giù] Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli For years I’ve been trying to stay away from this book. I usually don’t like stories about children, but there are exceptions, like Extremely loud and incredibly close by J.S.Foer that I loved … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: Music for torching by A.M.Homes
MUSIC FOR TORCHING by A.M.Homes Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli [scroll down for italian translation] At first I wasn’t sure about this book. I took it in one of my trip to the library, I usually come aout with four or five books, one month of time to read them and a painful shoulder for the … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: Swimming by Nicola Keegan
Swimming by Nicola Keegan Review by Giulia Bertelli [scroll down for italian translation] This is the kind of book I would have wanted to write if I were a writer. Not much for the story, but for the writing Nicola Keegan has this kind of hurried writing. The words and the events flow smoothly … Continue reading
BOOK REVIEW: Sweet Dreams, a novel BY MASSIMO GRAMELLINI
Sweet Dreams, a novel by Massimo Gramellini Review by Giulia Bertelli [Traduzione in italiano in basso] I often let myself go to prejudices that I build myself. It’s enough to take a book at the wrong time of the year, then I don’t give it the right attention and I end up putting in a … Continue reading
The fault in our stars by John Green
[TRADUZIONE IN ITALIANO IN BASSO] Reviewed by Giulia Bertelli The fault in our stars is the latest book . Until last week I wouldn’t have read his books. I can’t tell the real reason why, maybe I was afraid to find out just another lousy american writer. I read reviews about this last work, I … Continue reading
