by Beppe Severgnini · Solferino · tapa dura · ISBN 9788828200079
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«Italiani si rimane» is Beppe Severgnini's autobiographical essay, published by Solferino in hardcover (274 pages, in Italian).
The book traces Severgnini's personal and professional path: from his beginnings at Montanelli's school and his first articles in «La Provincia» of Cremona to his time at the «Corriere della Sera» and the «New York Times», with forays into radio, theater and social media. It is an intimate narrative about the passage of time, the bond with the land and family, and the transformation of the media across two centuries. Twenty years after «Italiani si diventa», the author turns autobiography into the biography of a generation, with an ironic gaze that seeks to draw a lesson from every experience.
It is the spiritual sequel to «Italiani si diventa»; the author himself presents it as a journey through personal, professional and national change.
Recommended for those who have read Severgnini's previous works and for readers interested in Italian society and cultural evolution.
Giuseppe "Beppe" Severgnini is an Italian journalist, essayist, and columnist.
