Books
Il paese sottovoce, Giacovelli editore, 2023
Il profumo del vento, Lavieri edizioni, 2024
La pianta della speranza, Aletheia editore, 2023
Ali di Carta, Carthusia, 2026
Fra luce e ombra, Giacovelli editore, 2023.
La talpa e la notte, Giacovelli editore, 2023
Il pescatore di emozioni, Giacovelli editore, 2022
Il pescatore di emozioni
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
Illustrazioni di Federico Petrolito
Giacovelli edizioni
Il pescatore di emozioni is the story of a world where people forget how to feel emotions after a very long time in which they were captured and marketed as if they were material goods. A boy, born from the sea, will discover that he has a prodigy: that of being the last one able to generate them within himself and bring them back to the hearts of people.
La talpa e la notte
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
Illustrazioni di Roberta Donati
Giacovelli edizioni
One day a mole fell asleep in the warmth of a sultry day and slept so long and so deeply that he woke up when the stars were already high in the sky and darkness had fallen in every corner and on every surface.
Il paese sottovoce
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
Illustrazioni di Marina Brunetti
Giacovelli edizioni
Il paese sottovoce is the story of Luciano, a child who lives in Gridacittà, a town where everything is noisy and din reigns everywhere. One day, by chance, he will find himself catapulted into a world where everything is whispered and hearing is not the most developed sense. Il paese sottovoce is a delicate fairy tale, which invites listening not necessarily with hearing but with the heart. Recommended reading age: from 5 years.
Fra luce e ombra
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
Illustrazioni di Ramona Pepegna Bianchini
Giacovelli edizioni
Dalia decided to find her place, far from both worlds, in that border region halfway between light and shadow. Where she could be herself, a little good and a little bad, a little fairy and a little witch, a little princess and a little pirate. Where stories never followed a script. Recommended reading age: from 5 years.
La pianta della speranza
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
illustrazioni di Federico Petrolito
Aletheia edizioni
The plant of hope speaks of hope. It speaks of how, in every single moment, it is necessary to give new life to this very rare and very powerful seed but which, sometimes, needs to be nourished to grow luxuriant. The meaning of the Greek term from which this word originates, ἐλπίς, is twofold and does not have only a positive meaning. Elpis is the expectation of the future and at the same time the fear that it is always uncertain. But hope exists and will always exist, because it pervades the very fabric of the world and the nature of man, it grows together with man, is part of it, is shaped over time and is immersed in the eras of human history.
Il profumo del vento
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
illustrazioni di Melinda Berti
Lavieri edizioni
Nene was one of those curious little girls who don't stop at the appearance of things, but who dig deep to understand how everything around them works. One day, while she was observing some flowers swaying in the warm spring breeze, she asked: "Mom, what does the wind smell like?". "Nene, the wind doesn't have a scent of its own. It carries with it the scent of what it caresses." But Nene is not a little girl who is satisfied with the first explanation that comes her way, she knows that there is more to the wind than to what her mother tells her. In the end, despite the evidence, she will find her answer. A book for those who don't stop at appearances! Recommended reading age: from 6 years.
Ali di Carta
di Marco Sergio Erculiani
illustrazioni di Giorgia Zanin
Carthusia edizioni
Once upon a time, there was a builder of worlds who wrote down little fragments of stories, sounds, and things he saw. He did it everywhere, wherever he happened to be: while having breakfast, while walking, while driving.
Hundreds of kilometers away lived a dream weaver who, amid the chaos of a desk covered with paper and colors, gave shape to ideas and painted words with color.
This book lay right in between them, hidden inside a cover yet to be painted, with pages still waiting to be illustrated.
And since this story is all about books and booksellers, it is reasonable to assume that they were already well on their way.