Leo; conduttore radiofonico; sicuro dietro il microfono; riservato nella vita di tutti i giorni e single ldquo;quasi per sceltardquo;; Angelica; bellissima; intrigante; sensuale; enigmatica; con un passato oscuro che tiene ben celato. Due ragazzi; una storia drsquo;amore intensa e delicata; unrsquo;avventura turbolenta e fascinosa come la musica Dark e New Wave che fa da colonna sonora alle vicende che vedono coinvolti i protagonisti. Tra passione e amicizia; inquietudine e voglia di cambiamento; un legame travagliato quanto indissolubile unisce Leo e Angelica; ma crsquo;egrave; un mistero tutto da scoprirehellip;Manlio Ranieri egrave; nato a Bari; dove vive e lavora nel campo delle energie rinnovabili. Laureato in ingegneria meccanica; si dedica da sempre alla scrittura; alla musica e alla fotografia; pubblicando diversi; tra racconti; storie; romanzi; in rete e fuori. Ha pubblicato ldquo;Di Notterdquo; (Palomar ndash; 2000); ldquo;Correre per rimanere immobilirdquo; e ldquo;Fra santi e falsi deirdquo; (Akkuaria ndash; 2008 e 2010). Ha vinto i premi ldquo;Aci S. Antoniordquo;; ldquo;I veli della lunardquo;; ldquo;Creativitagrave; itineranterdquo; e partecipato a diverse antologie di racconti; fra cui ldquo;Qualcosa da direrdquo; (Kora ndash; 2005) e ldquo;Haiti chiama Barirdquo; (Levante ndash; 2010). Si definisce uno ldquo;scrittore rockrdquo;.Il suo romanzo inedito dal titolo ldquo;Rossordquo;; egrave; risultato tra i finalisti della III Edizione del Premio Letterario ldquo;La Giarardquo; della Rai.Con Musicaos Editore ha pubblicato ldquo;Un romanzo inutilerdquo; (2014; 2016); e; in formato ebook; ldquo;La Nerardquo;; di cui nel 2017 egrave; stata pubblicata anche la versione cartacea.IN COPERTINA ; fotografia di Ludovico Bellacosa
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Los Angeles In The Early *1900s*!By Alex HAlthough I was looking for photographs of Los Angeles during the 60s and 70s; THE HISTORIC CORE OF LOS ANGELES book was a pretty good find. Its packed with black white photographs of downtown Los Angeles; some from the late 1800s -- but the concentration is on the early to mid 1900s; and provides detailed captions for each one.I wish the book was a little bit larger; so I could see more details in the pictures; but its nothing that a magnifying glass couldnt fix.Each chapter is devoted to a section of downtown LA like Main Street; Broadway; Hill Street etc.; and has an introduction to them so readers will gain an understanding of what the area was like back then and how it transformed from being a rural and residential neighborhood to the bustling city that it is.More importantly is that in the pictures you get to see what city life was like for people back then; e.g. the cars that they drove; the cable cars that ran along downtown; and how people dressed. And readers will get to see some billboards and signage from stores; restaurants; shops and hotels in the area.The book is a quick and easy; interesting read; and after doing so; I have a better appreciation for some of the old buildings that Ive seen and visited. Im a Los Angeles native and never knew half the stuff about the city until I read THE HISTORIC CORE OF LOS ANGELES.I recommend it to history and photography buffs and even to other Angelinos.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Louie S.Great read; very enlightening0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Excellent overviewBy DavidThe books in this series never fail to disappoint. As a Los Angeles history nut; this just helped to round out my collection. You wont find any books with as many qualitiy photos than this one. A must for any Angelino buff.
