Writer Nunnari has just released a near‑rare work that pays tribute to his friend S. Luca, weaving together an affectionate look at Italy’s south.
- In the book, Nunnari recalls an “American lesson” Alvaro gave about the region’s culture, history, and daily life.
- He frames the lesson as a bridge between Italian tradition and the curiosity of foreign eyes, highlighting how outsiders can fall in love with the south.
- The tribute to S. Luca runs through the narrative, showing how personal bonds shape the author’s view of his homeland.
- Readers are invited to see Southern Italy through both local pride and an outsider’s wonder.
It’s a warm, personal homage that celebrates the region’s unique spirit.