She's back!

tg5, italian television ^ | 13 november 2004 | an italian

[an italian]

Ladies and gentlemen, she's back!

Italian most famous writer of our ages, Oriana Fallaci, returns in library. She has revised her three last book against every political correctness, every common place.

There is "The Rage and the Pride", "The force of the Reason", "Oriana Fallaci interviews Oriana Fallaci" (all records of sales), but above all there is "The Apocalypse":something more than post a scriptum. It's a new book, the quarter, of fact.

You can bet that those books will make discussions. One knows that it comprises our history of the last months: the seizures, the decapitations, the Arafat's death, the debate on Turkey in Europe and the adoptions from homosexual braces, the European Islam and the vicissitude of lacked Buttiglione commissioner.

From one of the bigger fan of Miss Fallaci let me say: IT'S A PERFECT CHRISTMAS' PRESENT!

God bless America and God bless Italy

[an italian]

The fact is that America is a special country, my dear. A country to envy, to be jealous of, having nothing to do with it’s riches, etc. It is special, because it was born out of a soul-need, the need to have a mother land, and from the most sublime idea that man has ever conceived: The idea of lib-erty, in fact liberty wed to equality. Oriana Fallaci

[cyborg]

Glad to know she's still around.

[escapefromboston]

I dig her Italian Lady Sun glasses. I should know, half my family is Italian ladies.

[skeeter]

BTTT.

Ms Fallaci is a productive author, to the great good fortune of western civilization.

[Lijahsbubbe]

Every time I hear her name I think, "Fallanji, Regina Fallanji"

[Publius6961]

Your post is not very clear. Has she revised all her previous books (new editions?) or has she "updated" them all via her latest, "The Apocalypse"?

[SunkenCiv]

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[Rummyfan]

Bump for reference.