Published by Giannini Editore, “Napoli istruzioni per l'uso” is the latest volume by Sergio Zazzera, a well-known Neapolitan scholar and retired magistrate, and represents the seventeenth book in the famous Sorsi series. This new work invigorates the spirit of readers just like a cup of coffee, thanks to its stories, curiosities and short narrations.
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The Author and the Publishing House
Sergio Zazzera, former magistrate and journalist, is passionate about “things of Naples and its surroundings”. With a career dedicated to culture and the dissemination of Neapolitanness, Zazzera is part of 3C, the coordination of cultural communicators. This new volume fits perfectly into his literary curriculum, confirming his cultural and literary commitment.
The Sorsi Necklace
The Sorsi series, to which Zazzera's new book belongs, is known for its small-format (A6) and affordable (6,00 euro) volumes. These books offer the reader an excellent opportunity to immerse themselves in short stories and curiosities, which, like a cup of coffee, enliven the spirit.
A Naples Revealed
“Naples instructions for use” manages to capture the complexity and beauty of a city compared to an articulated toy created by God, but from which the Devil has torn the instructions. A powerful image that perfectly describes the essence of Naples, where beauty and chaos coexist in a fascinating balance.
Other Works
In addition to the new volume, Zazzera has already published for Giannini Editore “La parlata napolitana. Istruzioni per l'uso”, the first book in the same series. Both works reflect his passion for Neapolitan culture and his ability as a journalist to tell stories with unique depth.
Conclusion
With “Napoli istruzioni per l'uso”, Sergio Zazzera continues to explore the cultural richness and contradictions of his beloved city, offering readers a precious guide to better understand Naples in all its facets. An engaging journey through words that, just like a cup of coffee, awaken our curiosity and fascination.
Article published on 16 July 2024 - 18:14
