Roberto Saviano: “It Wasn’t Worth Living in a Cage for Twenty Years”
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Roberto Saviano (Naples, 1979) wanted to write a romance novel. But when he discovered the story of Rossella Casini, a young woman raped, murdered and dismembered by the family of her boyfriend, Francesco Frisina, heir to a 'Ndrangheta clan, he began an investigation that brought to light one of the cruelest crimes perpetrated by the Calabrian mafia. My Love Does Not Die (Ara Llibres) is the result of five years of work. A book with which the au…
The Italian writer publishes his new novel, a tragic love story within the ‘Ndrangheta. “I never imagined that I would reach the age I am now. I was convinced that they would kill me before,” he confesses after 20 years with escort
The Italian writer presents his new novel, My love does not die, and reflects on the price of living under escort and the presence of mafias in Spain
The writer recreates in "My love does not die" the murder of Rossella Casini at the hands of the 'Ndrangheta. The story of a Juliet who believed in love in the midst of a clan war and who was raped and quartered
The Italian writer, threatened with death by the mafia for 20 years, rescues from oblivion the love story of a young Florentine girl and the son of a capo of the 'Ndrangheta. She was murdered when she knew too much. 'My love does not die' is the novel. Read
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