*Rome, October 4, Libreria Elledici-Book Presentation D-"Fratello Angelo" , your latest book, is a profoundly psychological fairy tale, the fantasy - realm of the child - whose world is privileged to you - as a writer for children's literature, has the power to generate - so to speak - a true living memory? Yes, I would definitely say that the imagination of children has been a great influence for me. It was actually my son, who was 3 years old at the time, who gave me the idea of the book. He had recently lost his brother Alfie and pretended to go to heaven and visit him. He also played that his angel brother was here with us, and that he was a super hero . I believe that as a writer, you shouldn't be afraid to write about sadness, loss, grief as well as imagination and games about a lost person. We should let children be children, let them use their imagination, and process loss in the way the want. The memories of people that we have lost could ...