Maurilio Barozzi

Maurilio Barozzi (Rovereto TN, 1967) is an Italian journalist, essayist and novelist.

He made his debut in fiction with "Spagna" (Giunti editore, 2003), now republished on the Amazon platform through the Borderfiction project. Also on Amazon, thanks to Borderfiction, you can find the novel "Maracană", the noir "Seme di metallo" and "Beyond the shadow zone" and the collection of articles "Voices from the street". There are also the tales of "El Trinche" and "Dear Brazil. Chronicles from a tropical beach bar ”, the latter based on his many years of experience as the manager of a kiosk-bar on the coast of Salvador de Bahia.

Some of his essays written for “Limes. Italian review of geopolitics ”have been translated in France and Canada by Gallimard, and in Poland by the Jagiellonian University of Krakow. His reportages have appeared on: “Diario”, “Liberal”, “Cicloturismo”, “Tu Style” and “Panorama Travel”.

In 2014, from Brazil he told about the Football World Cup through the daily column "Caipirinha mundial": thirty-five articles written in his unmistakable style that mixes facts, anecdotes, personal impressions, quotes and popular sayings, distilling them in a desecrating and original.

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