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An enlightening journey into the universe of anxiety, to gain an in-depth understanding of the roots of this experience–one that is as common as it is complex.

With an approach that combines theory and practice, the book analyzes the psychological, emotional, and social causes of distress, while also offering concrete tools to recognize, face, and transform it.

Through clear and accessible language, the author guides readers on a path of awareness, alternating theoretical reflections with practical exercises and useful strategies for everyday life.

A book that invites readers to understand anxiety as an integral part of the human experience, What Anxiety! is the perfect book for those who want not only to understand, but also to take action, transforming this discomfort into a resource for change.

The bible for every aspiring sommelier and for enthusiasts of Italy’s most iconic beverage: wine.

A comprehensive manual that covers every aspect, from viticulture to oenology, from national and international wine geography to tasting. It serves as an indispensable resource for studying the sommelier profession in Italy and around the world.

Vaccarini’s volume allows readers to acquire a well-rounded technical and cultural knowledge not only about the world of wine, but also about other beverages that accompany meals. The new sommelier, as interpreted by modern dining, must also be able to understand and pair food with spirits, liqueurs, infusions, or mineral waters.

With forewords by William Wouters, President of ASI – Association de la Sommellerie Internationale, and Marco Gatti, food and wine journalist and critic.

A biographical and intellectual journey through the life of Galileo Galilei, with attention to his troubled personal experiences, his conflict with the Church, and the development of his philosophical and scientific ideas.

The narrative aims to highlight the extraordinary historical significance of Galileo’s contributions: the importance of his thought lies not only in his astronomical or physical discoveries, but above all in his having addressed crucial aspects of modern culture, starting with the recognition of freedom of thought.

Galileo marked a radical break with the cultural orientation of tradition and, with admirable insight, theorized a decisive rejection of anthropocentrism and finalism, developing the idea of complete and effective transparency in the protocols and outcomes of scientific discoveries.

These innovative visions helped to build an ethos–a research culture that has become increasingly widespread and influential, eventually becoming an essential part of the values and sensibilities not only of the scientific world but also of the broader community of modern civil societies.

The book tells the fascinating story of the great mathematical ideas, developed over the centuries, that form the foundation of modern artificial intelligence.

The author aims to answer a crucial question: how–and above all, why–does the heart of AI work? How do these powerful mathematical ideas interact with each other to give rise to machines capable of learning, predicting, and thinking?

Through a narrative that alternates between history and mathematics, Alessandrini reveals how great minds of the past, such as Cardano, Descartes, Newton, Bayes, Grassmann, and Levi-Civita, laid the theoretical foundations of modern AI.

Rebelling against fate, breaking the rules, and living a life worth living. A journey for those who are not satisfied with “that’s how it’s always been done,” but instead are fueled by questions, dreams, and inner revolutions.

Halfway between a personal growth book, a biography, and an entrepreneurial essay, The Tao of Business is a true journey of discovery along a different path–the path of the extraordinary.

Dario Vignali–founder of several companies, including Marketers, the most important Italian community of founders, creatives, and digital professionals–shares the journey that took him from being a shy young man to becoming an entrepreneur and creating several successful businesses. The real achievement, however, was not accumulating tangible results, but deeply understanding the meaning of a full, authentic, and conscious life.

The Tao of Business, the result of years of experiences, research, mistakes, and achievements, is a powerful guide for those who want to create something of their own, pursue freedom, and live with intention. Not just a book, but an invitation to rewrite the rules of your own game.

What gives unity to an interior design project? Beyond the coherence of materials, it is the use of color that gives character and identity to domestic space; each architect, each era has its own palette, where the floor, walls, and ceiling are composed with the dominant hues of the chosen materials.

If the twentieth century and early rationalism fought their battle between pastel shades and primary colors, the weight of the times and of war was tinged with greens and browns. The explosion of optimism brought back blues, mauves, and pinks, while the Viennese use of black and white was recovered to emphasize the graphic quality of forms. Gio Ponti is brighter, Viganò more elegant, Sottsass more contrasting. When the home becomes an artist’s canvas, color is its instrument. Some architects are directly associated with a particular tone, and vice versa: Caccia Dominioni’s red is so different from the red that invades homes in 1968. The percentage and density of color increase more and more up to the 1970s, when the monochrome home is completely immersed in dark blues and browns.

80 double-page spreads feature a brief description of the interior, several images of the spaces, and on the right-hand page, the color palette for floors, walls, ceilings, and furnishings, providing at a glance the chromatic essence of each environment. The entries are grouped by decade and preceded by a brief summary of the “spirit” of the decade and its color range. The book opens with an introduction by Stefanie Wettstein and closes with a piece by Chiara Mazzola on palettes. All texts are in both Italian and English.

In a world where financial education is often neglected, The 4 Pillars of Financial Independence offers a clear and practical guide to taking control of your money and building solid financial security.

Divided into four parts–Earn, Track, Save, Invest–the book follows a practical path, simply explaining key concepts such as budget management, the importance of an emergency fund, strategies to increase income, and the basics of investing safely.

Designed for those who want to improve their financial situation, this book goes beyond theory, providing immediately applicable strategies, concrete examples, and useful tools to turn money into an ally rather than a source of stress.

Luciano Pignataro’s challenge, as an undisputed authority on Southern Italian cuisine, is to revive the tradition of Neapolitan cooking, where classic dishes are subject to new interpretations and the spirit of the city comes alive on the pages through stories, products, and wines: the relationship between Neapolitans and food–O magnà.

A new book that presents itself as a classic. Neapolitan cuisine is unique in Italy for its richness and variety. It blends dishes from humble traditions (pasta and potatoes, pasta and legumes, as well as pizza) with dishes of aristocratic or bourgeois origin (such as timbales). It also offers both seafood cuisine and dishes using products from the hinterland, blessed by the fertility of volcanic soil. Even the “street” pastries reach heights of excellence (sfogliatelle, babà, zeppole), not to mention the more traditional desserts.

The book, after a preface by Princess Giulia Ferrara Pignatelli di Strongoli and an introduction by the author, is divided into a historical section, an analysis of products, and a rich, up-to-date recipe collection featuring the classics of 21st-century Neapolitan cuisine.

An appendix on Campanian wines completes the volume. The photographs by Ciro Pipoli offer a splendid interpretation of the relationship between Naples and food.

Rock & Cinema explores–from Elvis Presley’s rock and roll to the present day–the successful encounters between music and cinema that have given rise to works that have become milestones of contemporary culture.

Much has been written about the mutual influence between rock and the big screen, but little attention has been paid to the impact that certain films and their soundtracks have had on the world of music and on the artists themselves.

There are numerous cases of films that have become true symbols for entire movements or subcultures. Cinema has represented a natural step for many rock stars, and has also become a precious opportunity for underground bands to experiment with new expressive languages.

The main aim of this book is to observe the relationship between rock and cinema from a new perspective: the musical one. It is a journey that traces the history of rock on the big screen, in a passionate project curated down to the smallest detail.

Andrea Caraffini, the face of White Ghost Shop and a point of reference for a vast community of over 250,000 enthusiasts, guides you step by step in discovering DIY tools.

“I Make Things” is not a manual that teaches you how to solve a specific problem, but a guide that provides the foundations to tackle any project with confidence, so you can finally say, “I did it myself.” With the right tools and proper knowledge, anything becomes possible.

Divided into 8 themed sections and organized into illustrated cards: each tool is described simply, with explanatory images and Andrea’s friendly, immediately applicable advice.

For DIY enthusiasts, the new generation of makers, and the curious who don’t know where to start.