Il vento nero non vede dove va. Cronaca satirica italiana

Jean-Noël Schifano's chronicle reveals entire segments of the true crime novel that Italy experiences day by day before our astonished eyes, and which strikes head-on—an extreme, hidden symptom of Italy's current malaise—in Little Africa, between Capua and Naples. During this descent into Italy's tragicomic whirlwind and into the heart of the Vatican, certain truths, not always pleasant, emerge from the delusions of power and sex in power, from the imposture of writers, from the media, religious, and historical simulacra that distort, pervert, mislead, censor, and blind. Who has ever been able or willing to distinguish falsehood from truth in this beautiful country where, for one hundred and fifty years, a deadly comedy has been performed? The author, armed with all his weapons as a witness and novelist, here brings to light unprecedented falsifications and bloody behind-the-scenes details.