Meetings with the author at the G.A. Battarra Municipal Library and the Isotta Hall in Coriano

Review of meetings with the author to be held between February and March 2026, with the presentation of four books written by authors capable of tackling themes of great human, social and cultural importance.
The encounters, with free admission, will offer citizens the opportunity to listen to the authors, discuss issues such as the dignity of the person, relationships, love, memory, good and evil, through stories that differ in style and setting, but share a strong focus on the human dimension.

-Sunday 1 February 2026 - 5 p.m. - Doriana Ravaldini

"I discovered dignity" - Multipurpose Hall - G.A. Battarra Municipal Library
The book tells a personal story of violence, physical, psychological, economic and moral, experienced by the author and re-elaborated as a path of awareness and rebirth. An intimate tale that addresses the theme of emotional dependence and the regaining of one's dignity, offering food for thought on the value of the person and the possibility of rebuilding one's life after experiences of suffering. In 2011, the writer founded - together with a psychologist friend and a lawyer - the 'Le querce' help group for women suffering from emotional dependency.

-Sunday 15 February 2026 - 5 p.m. - Grazia Buscaglia
"L.E.I. - The Extreme Illusion" - Polyvalent Hall - G.A. Battarra Municipal Library

A novel that investigates the boundary between Good and Evil, focusing on individual choices and their consequences. Through an intense narrative, the book invites the reader to question personal responsibility and how the decisions made can determine the path of each individual.



-Sunday 1 March 2026 - 5 p.m. - Milena Ercolani
"Angiolino e Maria. A love story" - Polyvalent Hall - G.A. Battarra Municipal Library

With photographic exhibition on country life and the characters in the book by Marie-Hélène Ugolini.

The book traces the story of the author's paternal grandparents and their sincere love, capable of extending to the family, the community and anyone in need. A tale that also crosses pages of historical memory, such as the displacement during the Second World War, rendering an authentic picture of solidarity, sacrifice and shared values.

-Sunday 15 March 2026 - 5 p.m. - Antonella Dello Stritto

"Indigo" - Isotta Hall - Teatro Corte
Set in a dark and mysterious Prague, the novel weaves together ancient traditions, esoteric rituals and twists. Four young protagonists face not only the evil that threatens them, but also their own inner wounds, in a journey of growth, friendship and awareness.
The meeting will be enriched by a musical intervention by soprano Laura Palma, accompanied on the piano.