By Michele Sanvico - Italian Writer Why Rome is Rome? A new dedicated website recounts the recent history of Italy's capital city through the astounding tales concerning its urban development after World War II. A compelling insight into how power works in Italy.
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By Michele Sanvico - Italian Writer Italian writer Michele Sanvico announces today an extraordinary finding concerning a famous sixteenth-century map depicting Norcia, Mount Sibyl and the Lakes of Pilatus, currently preserved at the Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome.
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 | By Michele Sanvico - Italian Writer Italian writer Michele Sanvico unveils an exciting new discovery that establishes an unprecedented connection between two most celebrated Italian mysteries of old: the Apennine Sibyl and the enigmatic inscription carved on the "Stone of Bologna".
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By AuctionLife Florida A beautiful and large micromosaic table made in Rome, Italy around 1850 - circular in shape and made from black marble, with the top inlaid with semi-precious stones - is the expected headliner at AuctionLife Florida's inaugural sale, July 24th.
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 | By Brighton Publishing LLC “With a steady beat of intrigue and suspense, Paul S. Sturm ratchets the tension in a chilling story you simply can’t put down.”
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