by Rose Facchini

(In Progress) The booklet is graded SECRET.

What better line to conjure images of distant worlds and speculative realities than “fra’ mondi innumerabili”? Giacomo Leopardi expresses this sentiment in his canto “Alla sua donna” (canto 18), as he...

The poems gathered in this issue of International Poetry Review confront a struggle over meaning: who assigns it and what meaning is imposed on experience. T...

by Rose Facchini

Dacia Maraini's body of work highlights women's issues with striking clarity, and Life, Brazen and Garish carries this theme forward in a fresh take on the epistolary novel. Set in contemporary Rome o...

by Rose Facchini

by Rose Facchini

A visionary tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world. Amid the mists of the Po Valley forests and a desolate Adriatic, this is both an existential story of homesickness and a…

Stability and instability. Throughout Inn of the Survivors, the theme of balance comes up time and again—literally and metaphorically.

by Rose Facchini

Un racconto uscito su Delos Science Fiction qualche anno fa ha trovato una traduzione su un sito internazionale - Leggi tutto l'articolo su Fantascienza.com

“Revolution is the struggle between the past and the future. And the future has just begun.” —Julian Assange   The android leaned over the railing that ran

award-winning science fiction author Maico Morellini' s Inn of the Survivors, a visionary tale of climate dystopia, mystery, and longing for a lost world.

Behind the dune of plastics, hidden among the clumps of charred O-Rings and heaps of shapeless garbage, there is a large tank. In the tank are cockroaches. Every day, I climb onto the metal cover and ...

The Discerning Mollusk's Guide to Arts and Ideas. Contributions by Roberta Allen, Jesi Bender, Jacek Blaszkiewicz, P.J. Blumenthal, Christopher Boucher, Ian Boulton, Graham Clifford, Marvin Cohen, Mic...

A new genre of writing demonstrating that translation is neither a transparent medium nor a secondary form of literature

by Rose Facchini

The Silent City

The exploration of loss, renewal, and self-discovery in these works invites readers to recognize echoes of their own journeys, fostering a profound connectio...

Author: Diego Lama, Translated: Rose Facchini Lucio has smelled of piss and shit for more than twenty years, ever since his mother died suddenly and he started sleeping in the park. That night, howeve...

The Children & The Business Partner

Ben Wurgaft demonstrates how Steven Shapin’s “Eating and Being” illuminates the intellectual and cultural dynamics of “dietetics”—the relationship between diet, health, and identity—like no prior work...

by Rose Facchini

by Rose Facchini

This book examines the consequences of the 19th-century copyright revolution in the Italian publishing industry from a transnational perspective.

Her characters are profoundly human, each wrestling with their own fears, hopes, and desires . . .

by Rose Facchini

by Diego Lama Translated from Italian by Rose Facchini Carlo had been diagnosed with a rare tumor. His only hope depended on the research of a Polish doctor who for the past twenty years had been the ...

by Diego Lama Translated from Italian by Rose Facchini AGNESE WENT TO VISIT her old grandmother whom she loved dearly—so dainty, so good. She wanted to be like her when she grew up, a perfect likeness...