The Mystery That Changes Shape
ρ(∂v/∂t + v·∇v) = -∇p + μΔv + b ∇·v = 0 An ornate enclosure A perfect description The formal elegance of movement The mystery of the real The immense creativity of life Movement held in a fist A comforting…
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Why Sudan in my novel The Land on the Horizon?
An Illumination Some time ago, watching the news on a minor TV channel, a story stopped me cold: the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Some images and pieces of information stayed with me, working quietly beneath the surface — the way…
The Invisible Roads of Stories
When My Novel Started Travelling I recently published my first short novel, The Land on the Horizon (Il paese all’orizzonte in the original Italian). After the Italian edition, I felt the need to translate it into French — because the story is set…
The Courage to Begin Again
There is a quiet moment in life when everything still appears intact — and yet, something within us no longer aligns. There comes a point when continuing along the same path is no longer possible. Not because the road has…
Deliberately Old-Fashioned
Innovation is a driving force in my life. It attracts me, ignites me, sometimes unsettles me.And yet I keep wondering where authenticity takes refuge in an age when we can delegate almost everything — even writing.This fragment was born from…
Poetry: a space for being more human
I recently published Nella carne, nel cuore (In the Flesh, in the Heart).A book in which I sought to weave together reflection, poetry, and short narratives, adopting a poetic style to explore—from different perspectives—emotions, intuitions, and thoughts. This publication also became an…
When Work Finds Its Rhythm: What Music Taught Me About Leadership and Growth
The Soundtrack of Work I’ve always loved music. All kinds of it. I grew up playing the piano—introduced to it by my mother, who inherited a long family tradition of passionate music lovers.Over time, I realized how much the discipline…
Balancing the Inside and Outside: A Lesson from Formula 1
I’ve been passionate about Formula 1 since childhood. What has always drawn me in is the fusion of technological excellence and human precision—machines engineered at the edge of possibility, driven by athletes who operate within fractions of a second. As…
The Melody of Chaos
“Nathan… stop chasing perfection. The world, life—they’re chaotic. Don’t look for order where there is none. Find the melody, the rhythm that drives chaos. Listen to some jazz, not just Bach.” That’s how Guglielmo da Baskerville said goodbye this morning…
The 32km Wall and the Long Project: Lessons from the Edge
When I started training for my first marathon, I kept hearing about the infamous 32 km wall. At first, I thought it was just a metaphor. Then I hit it. It’s real. The wall is that moment—usually around kilometer 32—when…