La Storia.Alex Mese; per tutti Blues; egrave; un ex pugile che non si egrave; mai rialzato del tutto da quel ring. Per sbarcare il lunario non trova di meglio che lavorare come modello presso una ricca e matura vedova milanese. Qui ci trova la bella Alina; con la quale inizia una storia. Tutto sembra andare per il meglio; ma lrsquo;imprevisto egrave; in agguato. Alina scompare nel nulla. Blues viene proiettano in un viaggio assurdo nella buia notte della sua anima; fatto di violenza e distruzione; ma nella nemesi di un implacabile epilogo.Lautore.Giuseppe Casa (1963) ha pubblicato: Veronica dal vivo (Transeuropa; 1998; lUnitagrave; Multimedia Elleu 1999; ristampa con nuovi racconti Baldini Castoldi Dalai; 2004); In questo cuore buio (Transeuropa 1999); La notte egrave; cambiata (Rizzoli 2002); Superfish a Manhattan (Edizioni Interculturali 2006); Pit Bull (Stampa Alternativa 2007).Suoi racconti sono apparsi su molte riviste e antologie tra le quali; Men on men 3 (Mondadori 2004) ; Il diario di Orvieto (Transeuropa 2004); I Persecutori (Transeuropa 2006); La donna del lago versione ebook per Atlantis/Lite 2012. Metamorph in uscita per Foschi Editore 2013.Collabora con giornali e riviste; tra cui; La Repubblica e lUnitagrave;.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Ive been working with local Habitat groups for 20 years and found useful information.By Thomas BakerI think Habitat EDs (executive directors) should read this and incorporate its thinking into their projects.Anyone thinking of designing for Habitat should read this and incorporate its ideas on both form and process into their work.Ive been working with local Habitat groups for 20 years and found useful information.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. The Habitat for Humanity experienceBy Howard51As a long time Habitat Chester County (PA;) Habitat Philadelphia volunteer; and full-time general contractor; I highly recommend this book because it tells us how to build decent; affordable housing that does not have to be so basic that its ugly.Assembling a parcel of land to build on is a complicated and slow process sometimes. For Habitat; especially in large cities; is is onerous; finding out who owns the land; what back taxes are unpaid; what city; county; or quasi-governmental agency approval is necessary further slows the building process down.Having architects involved greatly enhances the aesthetics; and with their professional registration stamps on plans; helps move the whole thing along more smoothly.The Phase Two Stiles St. homes; featured in Chapter 9; which I helped build; clad in low maintenance fire-proof; fiber-cement siding; show how important it is to design a house that "fits" into a 100+ year-old neighborhood. The Project 1800 homes; in Chapter 7; are getting a new neighbor; we are infilling a row house as a "missing tooth" in a otherwise continuous block of houses.We all know that; by definition; there is no money to be made in building Habitat houses; and that architects are business people too. Architects could simply decide to design only for the wealthy.The fact that so many firms now help Habitat shows us how generous the firms are; and more importantly; how good they are at designing houses on a "shoestring" budget that are elegant and beautiful.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Interesting readingBy LorihogOverall this book is a little dry and the author goes on quite a bit about the interpersonal struggles between the architects and the Habitat folks; but love all the site plans and illustrations as well as the whole concept.