The extraordinary rise and complex events of Bourbon Naples come back to life through a meticulous essayistic reconstruction that combines the charm of storytelling with the precision of archival documents. The focus of this literary production investigates the lives of eighteenth-century sovereigns, from the architectural triumphs of the young enlightened king to the turbulent adventures of his heir, without forgetting charismatic and popular figures, such as the preaching monks who dominated the city's squares and alleys. Published with great success by Colonnese Editore, these texts offer an unprecedented perspective on the history of Southern Italy, exploring the eternal contrast between the palaces of power and the misery of the streets. The historical investigation thus becomes a vivid fresco of an unrepeatable era, where religious devotion, political intrigue, and social reform merge, guiding the reader to discover the true roots of Neapolitan identity and traditions.
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