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Paradiso Michele Masneri Review Continental, classy and chic, Paradiso by Michele Masneri is an entertaining read. Federico Desideri, a young, underpaid, disillusioned journalist from Milan, is sent to Rome by his editor-in-chief at Comic Sans — “a niche magazine desperately seeking to survive the…

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Paradiso Michele Masneri Review Continental, classy and chic, Paradiso by Michele Masneri is an entertaining read. Federico Desideri, a young, underpaid, disillusioned journalist from Milan, is sent to Rome by his editor-in-chief at Comic Sans — “a niche magazine desperately seeking to survive the mass extinction of print publishing” — during a “Saharan heatwave”. He is instructed to track down and interview an elusive Oscar-winning film director who has become a national sensation. In Rome, Federico finds himself at a party hosted by the omnipresent politician, Willy Vanetti. He fails to meet the director but instead encounters fast-talking, seductive Barry Valpolicelli, the alleged inspiration for the protagonist in the Oscar-winning film, … https://bookblast.org/blog/paradiso-michele-masneri-review/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social