YOUNG WRITERS FOR YOUNG READERS: THANKS AND A FEW SHOTS OF THE NIGHT.
A cultural evening that promoted, on 18 December to Ardea, by 'Association "Youth Forum" with the' event 'Young Writers for Young Readers. " The meeting, funded with support from the Province of Rome under the patronage of the Free City of Ardea, saw these writers, institutions, associations and citizens to address a debate about reading and writing which have offered some valuable insights Maria Rosaria Olivieri and Tullio De Mauro, respectively, Professor of Sociology of Literature and Professor Emeritus of General Linguistics of 'La Sapienza University in Rome. In particular, they touched on issues of free literature and writing on commission, of 'e-books and new technologies as vehicles of writing and reading, the 'functional illiteracy of compromise as a factor of social and cultural life of individuals. These representatives of different institutions such as Federico Iadicicco, Director of the province of Rome, representing the City of Ardea were Mayor Charles Eufemi, Delegate for Youth Riccardo Iotti and the Deputy Mayor for Social Policies Massimiliano Gobbi. Satisfied, the success of an event aimed at encouraging the reading and writing in all its forms as well as to develop human resources in the area, the members of the "Youth Forum" and in particular the President Serena Costantini " This evening we wanted to give a strong Ardea signal to young people demonstrating a meeting with a very dynamic and open to ideas from all that when it comes to reading and writing or culture in general must not think that is reduced to an academic conference and boring. "With the exception Salvatore Scalora, young writer from Catania, who presented his novel on the difficulties young people entitled "The World of Curty," the second part of the meeting was devoted to the writers of the territory, mostly coming from the south coast. Laura Mazzoni were interviewed with his forthright narrative poem "ramblings of conscience," Roberto Renga, a famous sports journalist, who spoke of his latest book, "I danced with Mandela ", Prof. Luisa Gorlani with" literatures and civilizations of ancient Latium, Francesca Tartaglia with its historical narrative about an alleged plagiarism of D'Annunzio, entitled "Two poets in the shade of a red maple." Another guest was Mariella Recchia who presented a preview of a historical essay "The Great banditry" which will be published and commercially available in the coming months. Also satisfied the officer responsible for youth policies in his speech that Richard Iotti addition to conveying the commitments and actions of the municipal administration for policies in favor of young people have shown interest in launching on the issues discussed in this context the idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a public library with multimedia services.
