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Fiction Non Fiction Rights Catalogue rights catalogue fiction non fiction GRANDI ORIZZONTI_PLANT REVOLUTION.indd 1 Spring STEFANO MANCUSO 2017 26/01/17 16:08 STEFANO MANCUSO t t r i o c r i s Contacts GRANDI ORIZZONTI_PLANT REVOLUTION.indd 1 26/01/17 16:08 literary fiction BEATRICE FINI Editorial Director women’s fiction ANTONIO FRANCHINI Editorial Director Fiction and Non Fiction Ci sono giorni che ti cambiano la vita. , nata a Roma nel UN’AMICA PER LA PELLE GIULIA BESA Sembrava una cena come tante, e in- 1990, esordisce giovanissima con Einaudi vece il padre di Aurora svela di essere TUTTO QUELLO CHE DOVETE SAPERE Stile Libero Big, con cui pubblica nel 2011 Mi fermo, il respiro BESA GIULIA coinvolto in uno scandalo sessuale con SULL’ORGANO PIÙ GRANDE Numero sconosciuto. minorenni. Lei e la madre si trasferi- Nel 2012 i due racconti Il senso di Kitty affannoso. Mi guardo intorno. STEFANO MANCUSO DEL NOSTRO CORPO scono precipitosamente da Roma ad Au- per il tonno e Kitty e l’Ordine della Per- lla, ma la distanza non basta a superare nice, pubblicati sul sito Storiebrevi.it de Dove devo andare? lo shock. In uno dei tanti giorni diffici- «la Repubblica» e «l’Espresso» e premia- In fondo al cuore lo so. li, Aurora ritrova un vecchio modellino ti dal gradimento del pubblico, vengono thriller di galeone che avrebbe voluto montare LEEANN BORTOLUSSI selezionati rispettivamente per le anto- insieme al nonno prima che lui morisse. UN’AMICA logie Cinque storie sull’allegria e Sei rac- Il pontile sul mare. Decide di provarci da sola e attraverso conti fantastici (2013). un blog di modellismo conosce Alessan- Escono in seguito il racconto Miao!, con te al di là del mare Deve essere lì. dro, uno studente di Ingegneria nauti- all’interno della raccolta Horror Lovers ca. Presto tra i due nasce un rapporto PER LA (Marco Cordero Editore, 2013), il rac- forte, fatto di parole, racconti, condivi- Foreign Rights Director conto fantasy La gatta degli haiku (An- sione; ma quando Aurora gli propone un tonio Tombolini Editore, 2014) e un se- Hanno detto de Il cattivo ragazzo che voglio: appuntamento lui si irrigidisce inspiega- condo romanzo, Raccontami ancora di «Molto bello ed emozionante.» bilmente. Intanto Aurora comincia a fre- noi (Sperling & Kupfer, 2015). Per Giun- Dal blog Sololibri.net quentare Riccardo, impetuoso e sperico- ti ha pubblicato nel 2016 Il cattivo ra- lato, che la invita alle sue scorribande in gazzo che voglio. «Ho adorato questo romanzo, molto scorrevole moto tra i boschi e le fa provare l’emo- e piacevole da leggere... una storia d’amore PELLE [email protected] zione di un bagno autunnale nelle casca- molto intensa che non annoia il lettore, piena di vicende romantiche, tristi e anche ironiche.» te. Le cose non sono mai semplici e un Dal blog Amore per i libri e non solo giorno, a sorpresa, Alessandro le propo- PUCCI ROMANO ne un incontro... «È il primo libro che leggo di questa scrittrice Dopo il successo de Il cattivo ragazzo che e devo dire che mi ha conquistata...» voglio una nuova storia d’amore delicata Dal blog L’universo dei libri e potente che profuma di mare, boschi ROMANO PUCCI «Ho cercato in tutti i modi di trovare un piccolo e cascate della Lunigiana young adult difetto in questa storia, ma non ci sono riuscita.» Dal blog Cioccolato e libri ISBN 978-88-09-81514-8 VALENTINA MAZZA www.giunti.it Disponibile anche in versione ebook 9 788809 815148 € Progetto grafico: Ada Tenerani 815148 12,00 Fotografia in copertina: © Amana Images/Getty Images GRANDI ORIZZONTI_PLANT REVOLUTION.indd 1 26/01/17 16:08 Foreign Rights, Adult titles UN’AMICA PER LA PELLE TUTTO QUELLO CHE DOVETE SAPERE SULL’ORGANO PIÙ GRANDE [email protected] DEL NOSTRO CORPO UN’AMICA orizzonti - science PER LA BRUNA TISO PELLE Contracts & Licenses, Adult titles PUCCI ROMANO ROMANO PUCCI [email protected] varia - general non fiction Ci sono giorni che ti cambiano la vita. , nata a Roma nel GIULIA BESA Sembrava una cena come tante, e in- 1990, esordisce giovanissima con Einaudi vece il padre di Aurora svela di essere Stile Libero Big, con cui pubblica nel 2011 ILARIA NASINI Mi fermo, il respiro BESA GIULIA coinvolto in uno scandalo sessuale con Numero sconosciuto. minorenni. Lei e la madre si trasferi- Nel 2012 i due racconti Il senso di Kitty affannoso. Mi guardo intorno. scono precipitosamente da Roma ad Au- per il tonno e Kitty e l’Ordine della Per- lla, ma la distanza non basta a superare nice, pubblicati sul sito Storiebrevi.it de Dove devo andare? lo shock. In uno dei tanti giorni diffici- «la Repubblica» e «l’Espresso» e premia- li, Aurora ritrova un vecchio modellino ti dal gradimento del pubblico, vengono In fondo al cuore lo so. Export Manager di galeone che avrebbe voluto montare selezionati rispettivamente per le anto- insieme al nonno prima che lui morisse. logie Cinque storie sull’allegria e Sei rac- Il pontile sul mare. slow food Decide di provarci da sola e attraverso conti fantastici (2013). un blog di modellismo conosce Alessan- Escono in seguito il racconto Miao!, con te al di là del mare Deve essere lì. dro, uno studente di Ingegneria nauti- all’interno della raccolta Horror Lovers ca. Presto tra i due nasce un rapporto (Marco Cordero Editore, 2013), il rac- forte, fatto di parole, racconti, condivi- conto fantasy La gatta degli haiku (An- sione; ma quando Aurora gli propone un [email protected] tonio Tombolini Editore, 2014) e un se- Hanno detto de Il cattivo ragazzo che voglio: appuntamento lui si irrigidisce inspiega- condo romanzo, Raccontami ancora di «Molto bello ed emozionante.» bilmente. Intanto Aurora comincia a fre- noi (Sperling & Kupfer, 2015). Per Giun- Dal blog Sololibri.net quentare Riccardo, impetuoso e sperico- ti ha pubblicato nel 2016 Il cattivo ra- lato, che la invita alle sue scorribande in gazzo che voglio. «Ho adorato questo romanzo, molto scorrevole e piacevole da leggere... una storia d’amore moto tra i boschi e le fa provare l’emo- molto intensa che non annoia il lettore, zione di un bagno autunnale nelle casca- piena di vicende romantiche, tristi e anche ironiche.» te. Le cose non sono mai semplici e un Dal blog Amore per i libri e non solo giorno, a sorpresa, Alessandro le propo- ne un incontro... «È il primo libro che leggo di questa scrittrice Dopo il successo de Il cattivo ragazzo che e devo dire che mi ha conquistata...» voglio una nuova storia d’amore delicata Dal blog L’universo dei libri e potente che profuma di mare, boschi «Ho cercato in tutti i modi di trovare un piccolo e cascate della Lunigiana difetto in questa storia, ma non ci sono riuscita.» narrative nonDal blog Cioccolato e libri fiction ISBN 978-88-09-81514-8 www.giunti.it Disponibile anche in versione ebook 9 788809 815148 € Progetto grafico: Ada Tenerani 815148 12,00 Fotografia in copertina: © Amana Images/Getty Images STEFANO MANCUSO GIUNTI EDITORE S.P.A. GIUNTI INTERNATIONAL DIVISION GRANDI ORIZZONTI_PLANT REVOLUTION.indd 1 26/01/17 16:08 Via Bolognese, 165 Via G.B. Pirelli, 30 50139 Florence (Italy) Milano (MI) 20124, italy Ph. +39 055 50621 tel. +39-055-506.21 www.giunti.it [email protected] http: //internationaldivision.giunti.it scrittori giunti t t pagina 3 r i o c r i s “De Carlo is the most pristine, attentive, and contemporary THE IMPERFECT MARVEL voice in Italian fiction today” – Sergio Pent, La Stampa Andrea De Carlo • De Carlo, one of Italy’s most talented, passionate and best-loved authors celebrates 35 years of continuous literary success with this exquisite new novel. • A whirling intellectual dance that spins upon the precarious, delicate balance of gelato, and of its inherent imperfect splendor: destined to be consumed immediately or to liquefy, but never to last. Provence: it is fall, a season that combines the first chill of winter with a final stretch of warmth that is a last taste of summer. One final event will mark the end of the season: at the local airfield a famous British rock band, the Bebonkers, will hold a concert that is both for charity and to celebrate charismatic lead singer Nick Cruickshank’s third marriage. Preparations are in high gear, everything coming smoothly together under the tight supervision of Aileen, Nick’s bride-to-be. In the small town there is a gelateria run by Milena Migliari, a young Italian woman who creates, develops and produces one-of-a-kind ice cream with artistic precision. Milena, who has bid adieu to men, now lives with Viviane. Milena’s relationship with Viviane is solid and unwavering, in stark contrast to the evanescence of her ice cream. In a few days Milena will undergo fertility treatments, and she is not entirely convinced. She hesitates to confess her thoughts, however, as does Nick, who wonders when his relationship with Aileen lost its original spark. 70,000 And so, a British rocker and an Italian artisan find their fates on a collision course and COPIES in the space of three days, from Wednesday to Friday, the chaos intensifies resulting SOLD in an inevitable and exhilarating final encore. Rights sold in 10 countries: Usa (Simon & Schuster/Atria), Germany (Diogenes), France (HC Editions), Portugal (Don Quixote), Holland (Wereldbibliotheek), Poland (Bukowy Las), Israel (Modan/ Keter), Bulgaria (Paradox), South Korea (Buon Books), Romania (Rao) ANDREA DE CARLO (1952, Milan, Italy) was discovered by Italo Calvino, who wrote the foreword to his first novel, Treno di panna. NOVEL He has worked with Federico Fellini and Michelangelo Antonioni L’IMPERFETTA MERAVIGLIA I HC + JACKET I EURO 18,00 I CM 14X21,5 in the cinema and has composed ballets with Ludovico Einaudi.
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