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 Fascism was a catastrophe, let’s not offend the Memory.

 We should have a minimum of respect for History and a small cultural base not to sadly throw it into chaos.

The review reflects on Emilio Lussu’s 'March on Rome and Surroundings,' a straightforward account of fascism's emergence in Italy from post-WWI to 1929. It highlights the brutality of fascist squads and the importance of remembering history to avoid repeating it. The reviewer stresses the need for respect towards historical memory and careful consideration in politics, drawing parallels to modern times. Read Emilio Lussu’s gripping account to understand fascism's roots and its impact on Italy’s history—essential for every history lover!

 Carver is a boundary writer, you either love him or hate him.

 Men and women guilty of too much humanity, the kind you find crowded in a metro at rush hour, the kind that pushes in the supermarket to grab the detergent offer.

The review explores Raymond Carver's 'Cathedral' as a series of understated stories reflecting everyday life's emptiness and subtle unease. It highlights Carver's minimalistic prose, absence of dramatic plot elements, and the emotional resonance beneath these simple narratives. The reviewer connects personally to the themes, contemplating family, memory, and human struggles. The stories are described as slow, reflective journeys rather than thrilling tales. Discover the subtle power of everyday life in Raymond Carver’s Cathedral—read or listen and experience understated storytelling at its best.

 His sad folk was the perfect soundtrack for the decadence of the moment, his continual and dim mood, and the few variations were drowsy lullabies for those who longed for rest.

 Matt’s was a long embrace, tragic but sincere.

The review reflects on the experience of listening to Matt Elliott's 'Farewell To All We Know' during a difficult period of isolation. The album's minimalistic folk sound and melancholic tone provide comfort and solace. The sparse use of cello and piano adds delicate variation to Elliott's classic sad folk style. Overall, the album serves as an intimate and tragic embrace amid emotional farewells. Listen to Matt Elliott's Farewell To All We Know and find solace in its honest, melancholic embrace.

 The end of the world seems at the door, the devil appears happy and dancing while humanity is on the brink of collapse.

 It’s a pleasant surprise for genre lovers, a breath of sick air for those who want to face the future with more awareness.

Daniel Davies's 2019 album Devil's Dance by OSSIA offers a dark electronic and ambient journey reflecting a world on the brink of collapse. The album blends dub, post-industrial, and minimal techno elements to craft a bleak yet engaging soundscape. Its melancholic, dystopian themes are captured through carefully layered tracks, evoking imagery of apocalypse and decay. A must-listen for fans of dark and experimental electronic music. The review praises the album as a thoughtful, atmospheric piece with a compelling mood. Dive into OSSIA's Devil's Dance and experience a haunting journey through dark electronic soundscapes today!

 The Maestro Suzuki was leading us to Zen, time and place had become obsolete concepts.

 I often listen again to Tosca’s masterpiece, always with the same immense enjoyment.

The review describes Tosca’s 2000 album Suzuki as an ambient masterpiece that creates intimate, hypnotic atmospheres with its down-tempo rhythms and ethereal sounds. The author recalls a nostalgic summer evening where the music helped break social awkwardness and set a romantic mood. The album’s blend of piano touches, female whispers, and deep basses is praised for its emotional and relaxing qualities. Even years later, the album remains a personal favorite capable of transporting listeners to a dreamlike state. Discover Tosca’s Suzuki and immerse yourself in an unforgettable ambient journey.

 The door, sooner or later, you will have to open it and what awaits you beyond, you can never foresee.

 Choose the best “yourself” possible.

Dietro la porta by Giorgio Bassani is a classic coming-of-age novel set in 1930s Ferrara. Narrated in the first person, it explores school life, male friendship, and early signs of racial tensions. The story conveys the emotional struggles of youth transitioning to adulthood, offering insights into personal choices, identity, and maturity. It is both a reflection on adolescence and an encouragement to face life's challenges with strength. Discover the emotional journey of youth in Giorgio Bassani's Dietro la porta—read and reflect on timeless choices and growth.

 "It's a strong indictment of the indiscriminate exploitation of economic immigrants who left the poorest central states for the Californian Eldorado."

 "From every perspective, offers dazzling reflections... grant you a bit of internal clarity so precious in these dark times of ours."

Of Mice and Men captures the harsh realities of 1930s rural California through the bond between two men chasing the American dream. Steinbeck's simple yet rich prose offers poignant insights into exploitation and racial issues. The book remains a powerful and accessible masterpiece that invites reflection. Discover the timeless power of Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men — read now and experience a gripping story of hope and hardship.

 ‘It’s his “painful” high notes that awaken the emotions of a lighter and more gentle Papa Buckley.’

 ‘Everything is perfect, a sonic paradise.’

This review explores Roy Harper’s 2013 album ‘Man and Myth,’ highlighting its dreamy English folk guitar, emotional vocals, and lyrical depth. The reviewer expresses delight in discovering Harper’s work, praising the album’s blend of calm and electric elements. The album is seen as a triumphant return after 13 years, evoking nostalgia for 1970s music. Notable collaborations on the album add to its allure. Dive into Roy Harper’s ‘Man and Myth’ and experience a timeless folk journey today!

 “‘Storm in June’ is a choral fresco of a frightened people, a mirror of France while German troops march inexorably towards the capital.”

 “It is a book that brings serenity and the stinging warmth of the sun. It is one of the most beautiful things I have ever read.”

Irène Némirovsky’s 'Storm in June' offers a vivid, multi-perspective look at France during the 1940 Nazi invasion. Through simple, intersecting scenes, it reveals the fears, hopes, and complexities of varied social classes amid war. The novel balances horror with moments of beauty and humanity. Although unfinished due to the author’s tragic fate, the book remains a moving and enlightening read that refreshes understanding of this dark historical period. Dive into the compelling world of 'Storm in June' and experience a powerful portrait of wartime France. Read or listen now!

 If beyond the hedge there’s darkness, within Harper Lee’s little garden lies a masterpiece.

 Killing a defenseless little bird is a sin, it is pure violence to be condemned and opposed.

Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is praised as a masterpiece that addresses racial prejudice and injustice in 1930s Alabama. The story, told through Scout Finch's perspective, explores social and racial barriers amidst the Great Depression. Atticus Finch embodies moral integrity in a deeply divided society, while the narrative remains accessible and powerful for readers of all ages. The novel is celebrated as a cornerstone of 20th-century American literature and a rallying cry for civil rights. Discover the enduring power of Harper Lee’s classic—read or revisit To Kill a Mockingbird today!