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Matteo B. Bianchi

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Matteo B. Bianchi

Matteo B. Bianchi is an Italian writer and editor. His most recent books include Generations of Love (first published in 1995; an expanded edition, Extensions, appeared in 2016); Maria Accanto (2017); and, in 2018, Yoko Ono: Dichiarazioni d’amore per una donna circondata d’odio (Yoko Ono: Declarations of Love for a Woman Surrounded by Hatred). With Giorgio Vasta he edited the Dizionario affettivo della lingua italiana (The Italian Language: An Affectionate Dictionary), recently released in an updated edition. He has written for radio and for television, including such programs as Victor Victoria, Quelli che il calcio, and E poi c’è Cattelan, and has edited his own online fiction magazine, ‘tina, for more than twenty years.

Articles by Matteo B. Bianchi

The Lost Language of Crane Operators
By Matteo B. Bianchi
Perhaps I’m not ready yet to plan out my entire future, but right now these are the arms I need around me.
Translated from Italian by Wendell Ricketts
The Smallest Publisher in the World
By Matteo B. Bianchi
What are you willing to do for your favorite book? If you consider yourself a book lover, think again. What follows is the most incredible story I've ever heard about loving a novel. Last December,…
Maternal Pride
By Matteo B. Bianchi
The first pride Rosa felt on this day was for herself.
Translated from Italian by Liesl Schillinger