It seems that the existence of every human being is played out in just ten minutes, the sum of those fateful moments when something decisive happens in our lives. Stefano Massini, a writer and the first Italian author to win a Tony Award, the Oscar of American theater, tells the story of the ten crucial minutes and fatalities that made Donald J. Trump the anti-hero of the last century and the great terror of the millennium just beginning.
The author will be in conversation with Emanuela Giampaoli, journalist for La Repubblica.
As part of the review Le Voci dei Libri, in collaboration with Coop Alleanza 3.0
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Stefano Massini was born in Florence in 1975. He is the first Italian author to win a Tony Award, the Oscar of American theater. His books and plays are translated, published and performed in forty-three languages around the world. As a literary author he has won some of the top Italian and international awards, from the "Super Mondello Prize" to the "Selezione Campiello" to the “Prix du Meilleur Livre Étranger” in France. For Einaudi he published Lehman Trilogy, 7 minuti, Una quadrilogia (L'odore assordante del bianco, Processo a Dio, Memoria del boia, La fine di Shavuoth), Stato contro Nolan, Manhattan Project, Mein Kampf.