Blue sky and radiant sun, from which Arturo Pérez-Reverte (Cartagena, 1951) is protected with a rain hat, which not only serves against rain, in Procida, the smallest of the three main islands of the Gulf of Naples, this past Monday. "I get older," says the writer, "and like elephants, I go looking for my final place. The Mediterranean is where I feel most at ease, where I see my past best and the world in which I have lived."
Blue sky and radiant sun, from which Arturo Pérez-Reverte (Cartagena, 1951) is protected with a rain hat, which not only serves against rain, in Procida, the smallest of the three main islands of the Gulf of Naples, this past Monday. "I get older," says the writer, "and like elephants, I go looking for my final place. The Mediterranean is where I feel most at ease, where I see my past best and the world in which I have lived."