Salone del libro Napoli 2024 - Attilio Bolzoni presenta Controvento

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Il giornalista Attilio Bolzoni presenta Controvento, Zolfo Editore, in un dialogo col professor Luciano Brancaccio. Fra le pagine di questo libro la Sicilia di Totò Riina e di Matteo Messina Denaro, l'inferno di Capaci, le origini e le evoluzioni di una mafia che ci ha resi ovunque tristemente famosi. Ma anche la Sicilia di Leonardo Sciascia, di Danilo Dolci, di Giovanni Falcone, di Letizia Battaglia. Con i suoi racconti e le sue inchieste Attilio Bolzoni ci fa conoscere personaggi e vicende che non sono poi così distanti da casa nostra.

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