Forever Heroine Beatrice Cenci
The tragic story of Beatrice Cenci is recalled as an emblem of the sixteenth-century bloodthirsty and corrupted city of Rome.
Italian Poetry Is Not Dead
A new bottom-up movement has grown up: Poetry Slam.
Ada Negri, The First Woman Member Of The Royal Academy Of Italy
Ada Negri was the first and only woman to have been granted a prestigious and cumbersome appointment as Royal Academician of Italy.
Weekly Pinprick: New York, The American Dream Of Italians
We stand with New York, as New Yorkers did with us Italians.
Christ Stopped At Eboli: Italy’s Southern Question
Carlo Levi's explanation of the gap between northern and southern Italy still holds true today.
Can Handwriting Have A Role In Digital Era Italy?
How the evolution of handwriting shaped and continues to shape the Italian society.
NEW! – Italics Magazine Launches Its First E-Book Series
Plants, humans, the Alps, anthropology and a beautiful love story are waiting for you.
Meeting Again In New York
Meeting Again in New York is Delfina Ducci’s latest novel, a book dedicated to the female universe.