by Alessandro Nardone “So far so good,” wrote someone on Twitter from parts of Washington. Sarcastic emphasis to the representatives of the GOP hardliners, led by Senator John McCain, who predicted the apocalypse, if it has been unplugged at the NSA intercepts, reducing themselves to raise the specter faded “another September 11” despite the evidence […]
by Alessandro Nardone If the Democrats are crying, the Republicans are not laughing. We could summarize thus, according to the forces currently in the field, the long challenge of the primaries that will accompany the presidential election that, in 2016, will appoint a successor to Barak Obama in the White House. Yes, because it is […]
To get up before we have fallen. To be born again, a part of us must be dead. To rebuild, someone or something (maybe even ourselves) must be reduced to rubble what was there before. Whatever words we choose to describe it is, perhaps, the most universal principle. Applies to all. Of course, it should […]
by Alessandro Nardone Since I published The Predestined, who also is a novel, I receive daily messages from people who, after reading it, I wonder if the supervision to which we undergo stringent NSA is really so, or if I was to emphasize it in operation the plot. They are incredulous. On the other hand, […]
by Alessandro Nardone In Italy, when you talk about Snowden think of the United States. Big mistake, son of that not so veiled indifference with which, in our country, we are led to approcciarci to news of foreign policy, the facts logically except in cases where these do not relate directly to our bank accounts. […]
Last night I wrote to a distant friend. Mind you, in this case the concept of the mean distance in its metaphysical sense, that is human, the opposite of what should be a relationship of friendship authentic, or proximity. True, the roads of life tend to divide them, our destinies but, more often than not, […]
To those who, like myself, is now at the threshold of the forty and has a minimum of familiarity with computers, the Napster name will sound rather familiar. A little ‘history. The year was 1999, the internet was almost at the beginning and millions of people around the planet were terrorized by the mysterious Millennium […]
by Debra Chang Alessandro Nardone I was blown away. Yeah, because when he told me that she was working on his new book, I was expecting-and as It hink many – if not the result it self, something verysimilar to his first novel, the bestselling I hate to die. Instead I found my self in […]
