Publications of students
An original formula and a constant commitment have made Ars in Fabula Master an avant-garde course in the international sphere in the artistic and professional training for the publishing. In recent years the Master has given many results with several dozen of published books; a success also confirmed by the continuation of all partnerships between our graduates and their publishers after their debut book. With a hint of pride we like saying that ... our history is written in your books.
Only two days at the beginning of Autumn and the leaves on the trees wait for the Tamer of leaves. He arrives on time each year, with his waving scarf and his wand, to teach leaves pirouettes, turns, dances and reels to tackle the flight that stripped the branches and leaves space to winter. But ...
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Re Tigre, the book project by JooHee Yoon, student at the Master Ars in Fabula, published by Orecchio Acerbo -ELSE, wins the New York Times ranking of the 10 best books of 2015.
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A charming collection of nursery rhymes, edited by Gribaudo Edizioni, work by the writer Paola Parazzoli (co-author of the book “raccontare gli alberi”) and the by now successful illustrator Giulia Rossi.
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Published by Carthusia, "La gru e l'airone" is the book project of the Master-student Sandra Lizzio. An interesting Russian fairy tale focused on the topic of relations with others, edited in bilingual format (Italian and Russian).
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Selected among the best books of 2013 by LiberWeb, "I libri di Maliq" is the debut book of Anna Forlati, thesis at the Master Ars in Fabula, on a text by Paola Predicatori, published by Rizzoli.
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Born from the dark genius of Edgar Allan Poe and published for the first time in 1841 in “Graham Lady's and Gentleman's Magazine”, this story is about a young man whose strong inclination to vice and dedication to betting turned into a sort of obsession.
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"La gallinella rossa" is a well-known folk tale probably born in the UK. But someone also says that it could have Russian origins. British or Russian, the fact is that the hen has been a superstar for more than a century.
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“Il lupo e la volpe” is one of the classic fairy tales by the Grimm brothers, published for the first time in the series “Fiabe del Focolare” in 1812. In this edition of 2013 published by Arka, the texts of the Grimm brothers come alive thanks to the illustrations of the excellent Andrea Alemanno.
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Based on the collection of short stories “Una giornata” (1937) by Luigi Pirandello, “Effetti d'un sogno interrotto”, is the book project of the Master student Michele Rocchetti, published by Orecchio Acerbo.
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Written by Joel Franz Rosell, the story of this very special umbrella is illustrated by the expert hands of the Master graduate Giulia Frances Campolmi for the publishing house Kalandraka, specialised in the field of childhood's narrative.
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Written by the scottish narrator Ali Smith and illustrated by the Master graduate Laura Paoletti, “Antigone” is the adaptation for young readers of the namesake tragedy of Sofocle published in 2011 by the Editorial Group L'Espresso Repubblica in the collection “Save the Story”.
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The texts and illustrations of this book tell us the story of Colabrodo, a child who has got a lot of holes that let anything pass through him. This work is the thesis project of our Master graduate Alfonsina Ciculi, based on the texts of the writer Arianna Giorgia Bonazzi and published by Rizzoli.
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“Il trionfo dello zero” was published for the first time in the series “Filastrocche in cielo e in terra”, written by Gianni Rodari in 1960. Today the prestigious publishing house for children, founded by Rosellina Archinto, with whom artists like Bruno Munari, Enzo and Iela Mari, Leo Lionni have collaborated, offers this text as a picture book with the illustrations of our Master graduate Elena del Vento.
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“Suddenly a man started scenting like a rose”. A penetrating and intense scent. Intrusive.
In his house, in his palace, in his neighborhood, now everything scents like a rose. Ad nauseam. Up to unliveability.
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Marco Lorenzetti, who graduated from the Master Ars in Fabula per l'Illustrazione Editoriale, published his first three works at a short distance one from another. For the collection “Save the Story”, edited by the Editorial Group L'Espresso Repubblica, he made the illustrations for “Gilgamesh” and “I Promessi Sposi”. With Gallucci Editore he published “Il topo e la montagna”, a fairy tale written by Antonio Gramsci during the imprisonment and dedicated to his son.
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