Italian Poetry Is Not Dead
A new bottom-up movement has grown up: Poetry Slam.
NEW! – Italics Magazine Launches Its First E-Book Series
Plants, humans, the Alps, anthropology and a beautiful love story are waiting for you.
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.
Meeting Again In New York
Meeting Again in New York is Delfina Ducci’s latest novel, a book dedicated to the female universe.
Anywhere But (Christmas At) Home
If you are from southern Italy but live outside, returning home for the holidays to family is becoming impossible with current airline prices.
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.