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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. FROM THE AUTHOR OF "POETRY IS CYBERPUNK" Featured as: Best Non-Fiction Book, editorial review on Reedsy Discovery - week 28 January 2026: "Must read! An essential read in the digital age, Lucchetti's essay urges us toward awareness and intentional presence as citizens of cyberspace. Stefania Lucchetti's Digital Citizenship is an elegantly argued and masterfully written must-read. It is an exquisite, essential addition to a reader's toolkit for navigating contemporary life."--------------------Stefania Lucchetti is an award-winning Italian poet and essayist. Lucchetti worked for several decades as an international technology lawyer and holds a second masters' degree in clinical psychology. Art on the cover: The Tower of Babel, Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1563 - public domain)--------------------We live in an age in which the body inhabits physical reality, while the mind dwells in an invisible territory: cyberspace.The Bricks of the New Babel: Identity, Language and Ethics of Digital Citizenship explores this new landscape of the human condition through a perspective that brings together depth psychology, philosophy of language, and poetic sensitivity.Starting from the notion of the digital field as a collective psychological space, Stefania Lucchetti leads the reader on a journey through the themes of identity, relationship, and ethics in a connected society. Through clear and visionary prose, the author examines: the transformation of attention and language in the age of algorithms;the emotional dynamics of virtual groups and new forms of mediated empathy;the ethics of seeing and the responsibility of words within the digital field.What emerges is an essay that does more than describe our time: it interprets it as an evolution of the human mind.The Bricks of the New Babel is a call to rediscover an active and attentive language, to transform connection into relationship and presence into awareness. A profound yet accessible work, capable of speaking both to readers interested in the cultural and psychological transformations of the internet and to those seeking a humanistic reflection on our technological destiny. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. FEATURED on Reedsy Discovery, 13 February 2026---------------------Stefania Lucchetti is an Italian award-winning poet and essayist. Bilingual in Italian and English, she writes poetry of lyrical refinement and contemporary relevance.---------------------FROM THE EDITORIAL REVIEW on REEDSY Discovery: "This collection of poetry is for those who have loved deeply, lost profoundly, and dared to hope for love still. Offering love in all forms, in all seasons, for all ages, these poems feel real . - honest, intimate, and enduring."---------------------A celebration of love in all its radiant voices: whispered, remembered, lost, reclaimed.In this new collection, Stefania Lucchetti offers new poems as well as beloved poems from earlier books, guiding readers through a luminous journey across the landscapes of the heart. Written in English and Italian, these poems echo the timeless rhythms of desire, devotion, longing, and the miracles of human connection.Love Poems invites the reader into an intimate dialogue: between languages, between lovers, between the self we show and the self we guard. With lyrical elegance and emotional depth, the collection moves from the emotional explosions of first encounters to the shadows of separation, from the fierce clarity of passion to the soft endurance of memory.Whether exploring the sacred vulnerability of touch or the pain that follows a final goodbye, these poems blend classical Italian lyricism with contemporary poetic sensibility. The result is a book that feels at once ancient and modern, personal and universal.With her refined yet deeply human voice, Lucchetti illuminates what it means to love: fiercely, imperfectly, courageously. Whether read in Italian or English, these poems resonate with music, sensuality, and emotional truth.Love Poems is a tribute to lovers, to those who have loved and lost, and to all who continue to believe in the transformative power of connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ada Negri (1870-1945) is one of the most widely read - and most passionately debated - Italian poets of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Her name is bound to a paradox: she emerged as the fierce lyric voice of the dispossessed, writing of factory labour, female endurance, and social injustice, yet later became absorbed into the cultural pantheon of official Italy.-----------------Cover art: portrait of Ada Negri by Italian painter Francesca Draetta, (c) 2025Commentary: Stefania LucchettiIt includes an original poem dedicated to Ada Negri by Stefania Lucchetti-----------------To read Negri is to follow a long arc of transformation: from the fiery realism of her early, "popular" poetry to a later style shaped by solitude, memory, and an increasingly inward spiritual gravity.Her poetic voice is forged at the meeting point of necessity and lyrical exaltation. Rooted in lived hardship, her work transforms experience into music. Even when she speaks of poverty, labour, hunger, or death, Negri is never merely documentary; she transfigures experience into a moral and emotional intensity that insists on human dignity. Her poems endure because they do not look away, speaking from within fatigue and suffering, from within both social violence and intimate life. In this bilingual edition, Italian award-winning contemporary poet Stefania Lucchetti invites English-speaking readers into Negri's profound interior world. Lucchetti's translations seek the intimate voice at the heart of Negri's poetry: a woman who endured hardship and lived in intellectual solitude, observing both others' lives and her own emotions with courageous clarity. Faithful yet fluid, these versions preserve the original voice while allowing it to breathe in a new language.Presented without heavy commentary - because poetry must be felt rather than explained - this collection offers a rare encounter with a poet whose long literary life speaks to continues to speak with a profound voice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Draetta, Francesca (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Antonia Pozzi (1912-1938) is one of the most intimate and haunting voices of modern Italian poetry: a poet who wrote secretly, and with a clarity that feels incandescent even today. Her work, steeped in the landscapes of Milan and the mountains of the Valsassina, moves with rare purity between tenderness and anguish, between the visible world and the tremor beneath it. To enter Antonia Pozzi's poetry is to cross a threshold where emotion is luminous, exact, and perilous. Her poems, written in the confined span of a life marked by longing, restraint, and an almost metaphysical attentiveness, possess a clarity that does not soothe but exposes the contradictions of life.-----------Cover art: portrait of Antonia Pozzi by Italian painter Francesca Draetta, (c) 2025Commentary: Stefania LucchettiIt includes an original poem dedicated to Antonia Pozzi by Stefania Lucchetti-----------In this bilingual edition, Italian award-winning contemporary poet Stefania Lucchetti, who is bilingual, invites English-speaking readers into Pozzi's complex interior world. Living in Milan, only steps away from Pozzi's former home, Lucchetti approaches Pozzi's poems not as distant artifacts but as living presences: texts that still echo in the same streets, the same winter light, the same silence that shaped them. Faithful yet fluid, Lucchetti's translations preserve the original voice while allowing it to breathe in a new language. Presented without heavy commentary - so that poetry is felt rather than explained - this collection offers a rare encounter with a poet whose brief life left behind an enduring and haunting voice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Draetta, Francesca (illustrator).…