Arturo Pérez-Reverte: “Each new novel excites me, each battle forces me to be young again”
El escritor publica ‘La hipótesis más peligrosa’, donde mezcla el mito del Judío Errante con un relato iniciático sobre un padre y un hijo navegando por el Mediterráneo y su historia
On the island of Procida, a beautiful view of the Mediterranean Sea unexpectedly opens up from a scenic lookout. A man, identified as writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte, stands contemplatively gazing out at the sea. He is standing next to a statue of Antonio Scialoja, an economist and politician from the Risorgimento era, who was exiled and later served as a minister in Garibaldi's first government. The statue is located in the piazza Martires, near the church of Madonna della Grazie.
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