101 Grandi vini bianchi d'Italia.

Firenze, La Biblioteca Ed. 2000, cm.14x20, pp.224, 120 illustrazioni a colori nel testo , legatura editoriale olandese copertina flessibile, piatti figurate a colori. Coll.Cucina.

Illustrated By Scott Baldwin. Viking 1994, cm.14x18, pp.320, legatura editoriale, sopracoperta figurata. The author profiles Italians who continue to follow traditional methods of raising and refining foods despite the regulations favouring mass production which have lowered culinary standards across Europe. Join the author on his quests, from the edge of the Alps to the far reaches of Sicily, tracking white truffles in Piedmont with a "trifolau" and his dogs, tasting true balsamic vinegar more esteemed than aged wine in Emilia, visiting a family "pastificio" in a vain attempt to witness the ritual of pasta being shaped and cut, and cultivating olives on a Tuscan hillside for his own oil. Topics include such familiar foods as pizza napoletana, Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, and espresso, as well as rare culatello, a pork speciality more prized than proscuitto. Suggestions for buying, storing and serving the foods are provided along with recommended restaurants and shops in Italy that offer them at their best.

Ars-sur-Moselle, Association Arsenic/Serge Domini Editeur 2008, cm.21x15, pp.159, molte foto a col. e in bn.nt., brossura cop.fig.a col.con bandelle. Stato di nuovo.

Talk show, reality Show, informazione spettacolo fanno della Televisione la nuova religione. Firenze, L&M Edit. 2004, cm.15x21, pp.95, brossura cop.fig.a col.

Napoli, Greco Editore 1991, cm.17x24, pp.606, brossura.

Roma, Gremese Editore 1998, cm.27x26,5, pp.178, illustrazioni. legatura editoriale cartonata con sopracoperta figurata a colori. Fellini rebuilt his dreams amid memories within the fictional world of prose theatre, while the Tavianis create their dreams in nature by transforming the Tuscan countryside, famous cities, churches, cottages and squares into a boundless stage. The trip through places in Italy from the Sicily of Kaos to the Tuscan Night of San Lorenzo becomes a unique and inimitable experience. The great Renaissance pictoral tradition, the melodramatic musical world, the neorealistic cinematographic period have awakened new feelings in Tavianis' films which contributed to their works a tremendous pathos and desperate poetry. Their cinema was built according to the famous tradition of Italian craftsmanship just like in the old workshops of the by-gone Renaissance. The care of every intricate detail from the scenography to the costumes, from the music to the film editing, contribute to the creation of highly valued works of art. The search for truth and simplicity are the key points around which this poetic world revolves. Through the poetry of the scenery, this book tries to penetrate the fascinating world which has created unforgetable creations, where personal history fuses with that of the community, where dream and utopia remain the secret hope in a world filled with pain and solitude. The poetry of our lives: the lights of Tuscany, the stones of Sardinia, the colours of Sicily are essential elements to compose a rich harmonious symphony and find eventual new paths.