LIFE OF A REPORTER

A great journalist of the old school who worked for the most important press agency in the world writes about his professional life in contact with great personalities, secular and not. But also about his private life in the ever-loved Italy where he spent almost half a century and where he saw his beloved eleven-year-old daughter killed during the Rome Fiumicino Airport attack in December 1985. Public and private, even dramatic, merge in this book written following the high moral register of a thoroughbred journalist.