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“This is what we should worry about. Not the machines becoming smarter than us, but us becoming dumber than them.”
“A demon will come, sooner or later, to eat up your life. You just got to run, wait somewhere else for a fairer death. That is, unless your demon is yourself.”
A striking debut that blends harshness and great force with the sound of a fairy tale. A coming-of-age story told in a new, fresh and original way.
A novel between the past and a dystopian future. An extraordinary reflection on war and its role in human coexistence.
Voices of women who defied Fascism: true stories of resistance, motherhood, clandestinity and bravery, set between convents, secret radios and Abruzzo’s mountains.
A book to understand the shocking changes taking place in our world. Why are autocracies growing around the world? And why, in the West, do the less affluent classes and the suburbs vote for the right, while city center residents are mostly progressive?
The first manual (worldwide) with nautical terms expressed in sign language.
Maybe affected by the Peter Pan syndrome, with the excuse of an unconditional love for the sea and its creatures, the characters of 'Children of a Shamandura' live and work forgetting about their chronological age.
An epic journey through forgotten wrecks, messages in bottles and submerged treasures.
An emotional journey begins, where past and present come together in the clear waters of the Red Sea.