The appointments of the fourteenth edition of Florinas in Giallo continue: tomorrow at 9 pm it will be the turn of the bestselling writer Alan Parks who, together with the noir expert Luca Crovi, will talk about his latest novel entitled "Crepare di maggio", published by Bompiani, fifth chapter of the detective McCoy saga that began in 2017, set in Glasgow in the 1970s and inspired by crimes that actually took place in different districts of the city.
The preview will be at 21 in the municipal park with the children's workshops organized by Comes, and with the reading designed for the little ones but also open to the grown-ups "Perfides" by Roberta Balestrucci taken from her book of the same name, a gallery of portraits of " villains” illustrious of all eras, from Lucrezia Borgia to Mamma Ebe, passing through the Nun of Monza.
From 18.30 we move to Piazza del Popolo, where Paolo Bacilieri , one of the most important Italian cartoonists, author of numerous graphic novels for Coconino press, Rizzoli, Casterman, one of the favorite illustrators of Sergio Bonelli Editore. Together with Luca Crovi, he will present his book "Privacy Venus" comic book adaptation of Giorgio Scerbanenco's detective story of the same name published in 1966, in which the investigator Duca Lamberti makes his appearance, a former doctor struck off from the Order for having practiced a euthanasia, the protagonist of three other novels by Scerbanenco.
