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  • The Mystery of the Keyhole

    An ancient cross pattée and the invisible thread linking Florence to the Aventine

    by Antonio Tisi ...
    In May 1977, young Valerio travels from Florence to Rome with his family and friends, waiting in line to look through the famous keyhole at Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta on the Aventine Hill. An encounter with a mysterious cloaked man and the chance discovery of a toy soldier depicting a Templar knight trigger a series of coincidences and esoteric chills tied to the cross pattée spanning Florence ... Read more

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  • The Ghost of the Fontanone

    A subterranean mystery among the waters and eternal legends of Rome

    by Antonio Tisi ...
    On the terrace of the Janiculum, before the majestic cascades of the Fontanone, impossible wonders unfold: small items vanish into thin air from the hands of passers-by, only to reappear, intact and wet, in their locked rooms.When Giulia Blanco, a passionate archivist and heir to a dynasty of water keepers, loses her family pendant only to find it dripping on her bedside table, she refuses to ... Read more

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  • The Parade of Slow Zombies

    An ironic hymn to slowness among night vinyls, cut hydrangeas, and the dawn nightlife scene

    by Antonio Tisi ...
    David Colombos is the last sentinel of the metropolitan night. From the microphones of Onda Notte, a free and stubborn radio station, he broadcasts old vinyl records and slow-paced reflections for a handful of poetic insomniacs.But every Friday morning at six, when duty calls the silence to retreat, David must cross the chaos: a raging river of dazed young people leaving the clubs, moving in jerks ... Read more

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    Learn About Art in a Fun, Easy, No-Nonsense Way

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