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Crownless: Forgotten Queer Histories of Rome

by J. H. M. Carlisle • Fiction • EN

A haunting reimagining of a life erased by empire, Crownless gives voice to Aeneas of Bithynia—the youth renamed “Sporus” and forced into the role of Nero’s empress. Blending meticulous history with lyrical storytelling, Carlisle resurrects a silenced figure of queer antiquity, capturing both the brutality of Rome’s power and the fragile endurance of identity. Intimate, defiant, and unforgettable, Crownless is a work of historical fiction that illuminates the lives the empire tried to erase.

Al Confine del Tempo

by Luigi Pascal Rondanini • Narrativa • IT

Una spiaggia. Quattordici ore. Vite che non si conoscono — e che pure si intrecciano.

Un padre in silenzio. Una promessa d’amore. Un castello di sabbia.

Un uomo in fuga, uno che cerca casa. Una donna che cerca Dio.

The Möbius Café

by Eris Mirrane • Fiction • EN

In a café that exists outside ordinary space and time, three strangers arrive simultaneously: a mathematician running from poetry, a physicist burdened by foresight, and a barista who exists across multiple timelines at once.

They come seeking certainty. What they discover instead is stranger—and more beautiful.

Through a mirror that shows infinite possibility, notebooks filled with equations and epiphanies, and conversations that spiral deeper with each turn, they learn that connection is not something we find. It is what we become when we stop trying to control reality and start genuinely witnessing each other.

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Markets Myths and Mathematical Reality

by Luigi Pascal Rondanini • Non-Fiction • EN

MARKET MYTHS AND MATHEMATICAL REALITIES

A Quantitative Analysis of Unscientific Trading Indicators

Do market indicators actually work, or are we chasing financial folklore?

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Blood and Bone

by Luigi Pascal Rondanini • Non-Fiction • EN

What if we examined vampires like specimens on a dissection table?

Blood and Bone applies speculative biology to two centuries of vampire fiction, treating fifteen iconic undead—from Lord Ruthven to Edward Cullen—as creatures worthy of scientific scrutiny. How does Dracula become mist? Why do some vampires burn while others sparkle? This is a naturalist's field guide to the impossible.

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