UMBERTO ECO GIANT OF ITALIAN LITERATURE DIES AT 84 & HIS MASTERPIECES CONTINUING

USPA NEWS - The latest book by Umberto Eco, who died last Friday in Milan, will be released Friday in Italy, according to his publishing house entitled La Nave di Teseo (Theseus boat). "Pape Satan Aleppo", chronicles a liquid company, is a test that gathers texts already published since 2000 in the "Expresso"

The latest book by Umberto Eco, who died last Friday in Milan, will be released Friday in Italy, according to his publishing house entitled La Nave di Teseo (Theseus boat). "Pape Satan Aleppo", chronicles a liquid company, is a test that gathers texts already published since 2000 in the Italian weekly L'Espresso which was collaborating writer philosopher and linguist. The title contains the first three words that open the song VI of Hell of the Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri. This book was originally to be released in May, but the death of its author precipitated its exit. La Nave di Teseo which publishes this information on its Facebook page, is a new publishing company born from the desire of many prestigious authors, including Umberto Eco and Sandro Veronesi (Quiet Chaos), to protect their independence and editorial diversity, after the birth of a publishing giant in Italy. On October 5, the family of the former prime minister and billionaire Silvio Berlusconi, owner of Arnoldi Mondadori Editore, announced it has purchased RCS Libri, RCS pounds subsidiary, editor of Corriere della Sera.

UMBERTO ECO DIES AT 84 “EMBODIED THE GENIUS IN EUROPE AND THE MIXING OF CULTURE“ ACCORDING TO FRENCH DIPLOMACY----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “It is with great sadness and a sense of great loss that I learned of the demise of Umberto Eco. Throughout his life and throughout its vast work, Umberto Eco has embodied and perpetuated the genius of Europe, the mixing of cultures, dialogue between languages and civilizations and crossroads of eras. In this spirit, Umberto Eco said that the language of Europe is translation, and throughout his life he was a tireless passer and a talented performer. To each of us, now, one lives the teachings and legacy of Umberto Eco. Source: French Diplomacy