Catalogue | Frankfurt Book Fair 2011 | Ute Körner Literary Agent
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Non fiction | True story<br />
A trip from Afghanistan to Rome (via )<br />
Four Afghan kids in Rome. Alone, in the<br />
rain, surrounded by people’s suspicions.<br />
Carlotta Mismetti Capua makes an<br />
appointment with them for the next<br />
morning. But only one of them comes.<br />
Akmed.<br />
This is the beginning of a delicate,<br />
human story between a young woman<br />
and child of war.<br />
A story where everything becomes an<br />
emergency and every word loses<br />
significance. Or acquires new, more<br />
important meanings.<br />
“Carlotta hasn’t just written a<br />
piece. She lived it.”<br />
Carlotta Mismetti Capua studied to<br />
teach art to children and then became a<br />
journalist.<br />
She has worked at the English weekly,<br />
Time Out and for years has written about<br />
TV and radio for the insert, Il Venerdì di<br />
Repubblica.<br />
She was Italian correspondent for the<br />
Japanese monthly Eat and is still a<br />
journalist of the Epolis group and<br />
L’Espresso.<br />
With her story-telling The City of Asterix,<br />
on Facebook since 2008, she won the<br />
2010 Ischia Prize for Social Media<br />
Journalism.<br />
Carlotta Mismetti Capua<br />
Like two Stars in the Sea<br />
Piemme · Milano, <strong>2011</strong><br />
312 pages<br />
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