C’est l’histoire d’une ultime tentative pour sauver les valeurs artistiques et intemporelles d’une petite place triangulaire au coeur d’un vieux quartier délabré et les récits qui s’entrecroisent autour de cet événement. L’auteur Née à Nice, en mai 1963, après un master 2 d’italien, Patricia Mattesi a été surveillante puis professeure d’italien dans différents établissements scolaires du secondaire de la région PACA. Puis a passé un diplôme de traduction littéraire en 2012 auprès des éditions Faligi, au Val d’Aoste et a publié en avril 2014 le brevet et autres nouvelles de Luigi Pirandello (Faligi Editore). Passionnée de littérature depuis toujours écrit aussi des BD pour enfants.
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