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In previous works based on the characters Vittorio D'Aiazzo and Ranieri Velli, ”L'ira dei vilipesi”, ”Il mostro a tre braccia”, ”I satanassi di Torino”, the pair were both police officers (or Public Security, as it was called in the past), commissioner the first, his adjutant the second. In this subsequent work, while Vittorio has remained in service and risen to the rank of deputy chief commissioner, Ranieri has courageously left the uniform with its fixed salary to devote himself exclusively to his passion, writing; and lives with difficulty on the pen, working occasionally as a journalist at a newspaper and underpaid editor in a publishing house; and this time, both in the novel ”The Poetry of Toxic Love” and in the short story that follows it, he is above all the main character, not Vittorio, even though his friend certainly does not remain in the background.
In previous works based on the characters Vittorio D'Aiazzo and Ranieri Velli, ”L'ira dei vilipesi” (“The Wrath of the Reviled”), ”Il mostro a tre braccia”, ”I satanassi di Torino”, the pair were both police officers (or officers of Public Security, as it was called in the past), commissioner the first, his adjutant the latter. In this subsequent work, while Vittorio had remained in the service and had risen to the rank of deputy police commissioner, Ranieri had courageously left the uniform with its fixed salary to devote himself exclusively to his passion, writing. He barely scrapes along relying on his pen, as part-time journalist at a newspaper and underpaid editor in a publishing house; and this time, in both the novel ”The poetry of toxic love” and the short story that follows it, he is the main character, not Vittorio, even if his friend certainly does not rest in the background.
Returning home on a July day in 1969, Ranieri finds a letter from New York in the mail informing him that he has won a rich literary prize for his poetic work, translated in the United States. Shortly after, there are attacks on his life cloaked as accidents, which are unsuccessful thanks to his athleticism and martial arts ability. Were these attempts at revenge by one of the many criminals that Ranieri had brought to justice before leaving the police force? Or, as he comes to suspect, does the motive lie precisely in that literary prize? Or even more surprisingly, can a sylloge of his poems which were recently printed completely without his knowledge be the motive? Valli flies to New York for the award ceremony and is greeted at Kennedy Airport by a young Italian American, Norma Costante, a sexy beauty who has been engaged by the Valente Foundation, organizer of the award, to assist him as an interpreter and escort. She, close to divorce from her husband, a bisexual painter who betrayed her by participating in orgies with his male and female models, seems to fall passionately in love with him while Ranieri, certainly, warms to her; but a bitter fact will emerge from the sensual lady’s past. Meanwhile, in America too, on several occasions someone tries to kill the poet, always masking their criminal attempts as fortuitous accidents; and although Ranieri still manages to escape death, other people however are affected, first John Crispy, a prominent American broker who administers the assets of Donald Montgomery, a young man with a cold character, director of the FBI in New York and candidate for the United States Senate: he perhaps hates his administrator because he is close to marrying his mother, the richest woman in America. At a certain point one fact seems certain, that despite himself the poet has become a pawn in an international criminal chess game that concerns Italy in particular, a country which in that year of 1969, was prey to social violence and civil unrest. There are numerous twists and turns; among other things people believed to be dead reappear on the scene alive, while figures considered honest turn out to be slippery and nihilistic. The solution of the cas
In previous works based on the characters Vittorio D'Aiazzo and Ranieri Velli, ”L'ira dei vilipesi” (“The Wrath of the Reviled”), ”Il mostro a tre braccia”, ”I satanassi di Torino”, the pair were both police officers (or officers of Public Security, as it was called in the past), commissioner the first, his adjutant the latter. In this subsequent work, while Vittorio had remained in the service and had risen to the rank of deputy police commissioner, Ranieri had courageously left the uniform with its fixed salary to devote himself exclusively to his passion, writing. He barely scrapes along relying on his pen, as part-time journalist at a newspaper and underpaid editor in a publishing house; and this time, in both the novel ”The poetry of toxic love” and the short story that follows it, he is the main character, not Vittorio, even if his friend certainly does not rest in the background.
Returning home on a July day in 1969, Ranieri finds a letter from New York in the mail informing him that he has won a rich literary prize for his poetic work, translated in the United States. Shortly after, there are attacks on his life cloaked as accidents, which are unsuccessful thanks to his athleticism and martial arts ability. Were these attempts at revenge by one of the many criminals that Ranieri had brought to justice before leaving the police force? Or, as he comes to suspect, does the motive lie precisely in that literary prize? Or even more surprisingly, can a sylloge of his poems which were recently printed completely without his knowledge be the motive? Valli flies to New York for the award ceremony and is greeted at Kennedy Airport by a young Italian American, Norma Costante, a sexy beauty who has been engaged by the Valente Foundation, organizer of the award, to assist him as an interpreter and escort. She, close to divorce from her husband, a bisexual painter who betrayed her by participating in orgies with his male and female models, seems to fall passionately in love with him while Ranieri, certainly, warms to her; but a bitter fact will emerge from the sensual lady’s past. Meanwhile, in America too, on several occasions someone tries to kill the poet, always masking their criminal attempts as fortuitous accidents; and although Ranieri still manages to escape death, other people however are affected, first John Crispy, a prominent American broker who administers the assets of Donald Montgomery, a young man with a cold character, director of the FBI in New York and candidate for the United States Senate: he perhaps hates his administrator because he is close to marrying his mother, the richest woman in America. At a certain point one fact seems certain, that despite himself the poet has become a pawn in an international criminal chess game that concerns Italy in particular, a country which in that year of 1969, was prey to social violence and civil unrest. There are numerous twists and turns; among other things people believed to be dead reappear on the scene alive, while figures considered honest turn out to be slippery and nihilistic. The solution of the cas
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Guido Pagliarino è laureato in Economia e Commercio all’Università di Torino con una tesi di ricerca storica pubblicata a cura dell’Istituto di Storia Economica e Sociale. Di particolare interesse durante i suoi studi erano state la medesima disciplina e la Storia delle dottrine economiche e sociali, sotto le guide dei compianti professori Carlo Cipolla e Mario Abrate. Negli anni, insieme ad altri interessi culturali, è continuato quello storico e Pagliarino ha pubblicato diversi saggi su pensiero e storia cristiani. È autore inoltre di romanzi e versi. Per la sua opera edita fin al 1996, nel 1997 gli è stato assegnato il "Premio della Cultura della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri". Trascurando i volumi più antichi, l'autore ha pubblicato negli anni 2000 i seguenti libri, in parte scritti nel decennio precedente: a) Editi dalla 0111 Edizioni: Il mostro a tre braccia e I satanassi di Torino, due romanzi brevi, 2009 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) ISBN 978-88-6307-195-5 - Svolte nel tempo, 2011 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (PRIMO ASSOLUTO sezione "Narrativa edita" al Premio Creativa VI Edizione : http://www.edizionicreativa.it/content/cms/db/pages/54/risultati%20premio%20creativa.pdf ) libro: ISBN 978-88-6307-350-8 e-book: ISBN 978-88-6578-039-8 b) Editi da GDS Edizioni: - Vittorio il barbuto, romanzo breve, 2010 ISBN 9788896961537 - Creazione ed Evoluzione, saggio, 2011 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (MENZIONE SPECIALE DELLA GIURIA al "Premio Nazionale di Arti Letterarie 2010, sezione inedito": http://www.pagliarino.com/images/premio_10_arti_letter_500x364.JPG ) Edito, FINALISTA premiato con diploma al "Concorso Mario Pannunzio 2011": ( http://www.pagliarino.com/premio3_Pannunzio_finalista_2011.htm ) Edito FINALISTA premiato con medaglia e diploma al "Premio Marchesato di Ceva 2014" ( http://www.pagliarino.com/premio_Marchesato_Ceva_finalista_2014.htm ) libro: ISBN 97888896961759 e-book: ISBN 978-88-96961-82-7 - Il terrore privato, il terrore politico, romanzo, 2012 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (ROMANZO 2° CLASSIFICATO al Premio internazionale Marguerite Yourcenar 2013 Punctum Literary Agency.eu : http://www.pagliarino.com/images/Premio_Yourcenar_Pagliarino_tra_i_5_finalisti.jpg ) libro ISBN 978-88-97587-62-0 e-book ISBN 978-88-97587-71-2 - Sindòn la misteriosa Sindone di Torino, saggio, 2013 (© Editrice GDS) (("Menzione d'onore della Giuria" al "Premio Nazionale di Arti Letterarie Città di Torino" - X Edizione: http://www.pagliarino.com/Sindon_segnalazione_pr_Arti_letter.htm ) libro ISBN 978-88-67820-55-9 e-book ISBN 978-88-67820-88-7 c) Editi dalla Prospettivaeditrice: - La vita eterna; sull’immortalità tra Dio e l’uomo, 2002 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (PRIMO ASSOLUTO AL "PREMIO CITTA' DI TORINO 2003": http://www.pagliarino.com/premio2003_c_torino.htm ) ISBN 88-7418-106-X - Gesú, nato nel 6 ‘a.C.’ crocifisso nel 30, 2003 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) ( Segnalazione di Merito al "PREMIO PER LA PACE 2004" del Centro Studi Cultura e Società : http://www.pagliarino.com/premio_pace-2004_gesu'.htm ) ISBN 88-7418-072-1 - Cristianesimo e Gnosticismo; 2000 anni di sfida, 2003 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) Secondo Premio Saggistica al Concorso "Città di Salò" 2005 : http://www.pagliarino.com/premio_salo'_2005.htm ) ISBN 88-7418-177-9 - Il giudice e le streghe, romanzo, 2006 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (Targa e diploma - Menzione d'onore al "Premio Letterario Nazionale Di Benedetto 2009" :http://www.pagliarino.com/prem_De_Bened-09.htm ) ISBN 978-88-7418-359-3 - Le indagini di Giovanni Marco cittadino romano, romanzo, 2007 (FUORI CATALOGO © GUIDO PAGLIARINO) (Premio Speciale della Critica al Premio Letterario Nazionale "Alfonso Di Benedetto" 2008 : http://www.pagliarino.com/premio-A-Di-Benedetto-2008_indag-Giov-Marc.htm Premiato al Premio "Aldo Cappelli - Romanzo storico" - Concorso Nazionale Letterario GARCIA LORCA : http://www.pagliarino.com/pr_g_lorca-2_capelli_giov_marco.htm ) ISBN 978-88-7418-343-7
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