pages: 126
type PDF: original
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A ‘made in Anobii’ book, a short stories collection by italian and irish authors to celebrate the vitality of ‘Letteratura Irlandese’ group on Anobii.

I RACCONTI - SHORT STORIES:

• Il Libro Che Viene Dall’Irlanda, The Book That Came From Ireland: Sara Nepoti
• La Madre - Vorrei solo sapere perché, The Mother - I Would Like To Know Why: Max O’Rover
• The Violin: Roger Horton
• Beers, Cigarettes And Miles To Go: Louie Parsons
• Così Lontani Così Vicini: Laura Schiavini
• Rose Nere: Enrico Campagni
• La Regina Di Ghiaccio: Pierluigi Curcio
• Il Segreto Di Sirona: Lisa Lugli

Don’t deny it, I feel you. And maybe reading about this little big magic, you’ll feel like writing a novel or a song, or filming a movie, or simply telling this story to a friend: about... The book that came from Ireland.
And the circle will expand.
Endlessly.

From The Book That Came From Ireland - Sara Nepoti

IL FUMETTO - COMICS:

Cu Chulainn - Origini, Cu Chulainn - Origins,Cu Chulainn - Fréamacha (in Gaelico Irlandese): Roberto 'Rob' Martinelli

Il Concorso ... non concorso!

We are pleased and honoured to announce the outcome of Italish Stories ‘not - an - award’. A bet born only a few weeks ago to create a book (and in two languages, even!) out of thin air.

No. It is not true: Italish Stories is born out friendship.

In social networks age ‘friend’ is an abused word, impoverished, without the depth of meaning she deserves. But here we speak about true friendship. Yes, friendship between persons who met each other ‘on the web’, But really, truly, friends. We shared a crazy project, and quoting, more or less, Glen Hansard, we made out with our Fitzcarraldo’s ark ...

E-Book

Italish Stories e-book will be on line on December, 21st: winter solstice, someone wrote it’s the only year’s day in which it makes sense to be optimistic ...

The e-book will be on sale in ‘Narrative Section’ of www.arima.it site, €5.99.

100% of sale’s proceeds will be donated to charity, for Rotunda Hospital in Dublin (http://www.rotunda.ie/) and Meyer Hospital in Florence (http://www.ao-meyer.toscana.it/).