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Le odi al vizio e alle conseguenze, di Felix Dennis

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Felix Dennis, pezzo grosso dei media, ruggisce la sua originale poesia fiera, divertente, a volte audace, rivisitando ricordi tormentosi e cicatrici di battaglie difficili di una vita insensata ma per la quale non prova troppo pentimento. Da gustare con un bicchiere di vino.

Former hippie, former jailbird, former aficionado of crack cocaine, Felix Dennis built one of the most successful privately owned magazine empires in the world. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Maria Gitto
Reviewed by Daniela Vladimirova
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