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Filippo Scozzari

#CoverReveal → Title: Scozzari Author: Jaimie Roberts Genre: Romance, Suspense Jeremy (Jez) Scozzari At the age of four, I was kidnapped by an enemy of my father, and as a result of that day, I have learned to fight. Since the age of eighteen, I've been known as Jez (One Punch) Scozzari because the full force of my fist is enough to take down my opponent with just one hit. With the help of my dad, I turned into a tatted up machine—built for speed, built for stamina ... in all senses of the word. I was prepared to fight, prepared for practically anything. But nothing had prepared me for the girl who had once stolen my heart to come catapulting back into my life again. One look from her when she turned up that day at college, and I was back to when I was ten-years-old. She was my first crush ... my first kiss. And now that she’s back, there’s no way I’m going to let her escape this time. Caitlin Summers When I was ten, I fell for a boy who stole my heart. He was sweet, kind, and gentle. He was my first kiss—the one who made a lasting impression. Then, at the age of thirteen, I had to move, leaving behind my heart which belonged to that sweet, kind, and gentle boy. Now, I’m back, hearing that the sweet boy I left behind has turned into this tattooed bad boy with a reputation for fighting ... and an equal reputation for sleeping around. I was determined not to let him in. Determined to put my walls up so high that not even the famous “One Punch” Scozzari could penetrate them. But then came my first day of college when I saw him for the very first time in almost six years. One look from him and my solid walls came down with an earth-shattering crash. Just that one look and he had me ... and he knew he had me. That was day one of Jeremy stalking me. I’m screwed. #Scozzari #JaimieRoberts #romanticsuspense @JaimieRoberts77

LE DAHLIA BLEU - Filippo Scòzzari - adapté du roman de Raymond Chandler - Les Humanoides Associés, 1983 / [***]

Guida Illustrata al Frastuono Più Atroce Vol. 2 di Autori Vari a cura di Lamette Lamette Comics, 2010 Signore e signori, dal momento che non si può vivere sempre di letture impegnate e impegnative, soprattutto quando la notte è già alta e la testa è già affollata di mille atroci pensieri, ecco a voi un tomo che metterà a tacere in un sol colpo tutte le angosce che la vita terrena vi presenta quotidanamente. Il secondo volume cartaceo di Guida Illustrata al Frastuono più Atroce è in tal senso il non plus ultra della lettura da svacco. Ma non fraintendetemi nella scelta dell'etimo. Con una concisione da free cinema, gli autori (tra i quali Zerocalcare, Filippo Scòzzari, Mauro Vecchi, Lorenzo Manià, Stefano Zattera...) evocano nelle loro (anti) biografie a fumetti lo sfondo sociale nonché motivazionale dei singoli artisti chiamati in causa, riuscendo così a far procedere in parallelo le ragioni (ampiamente dette) "politiche" e le ambizioni e frustrazioni delle band trattate. Trentacinque storie, trentacinque musicisti o gruppi che diventano ancora più iconici, talvolta spogliati delle meticolose note biografiche e trasformati in una silhouette, ancora più magnetica, ancora più simbolica. Qualunque fosse il senso artistico. Perché, come ci ricorda Lester Bangs in quarta di copertina "lo scopo dell'arte è trascendere". Statene pur certi quindi, in compagnia di Nico, Kraftwerk, MC5, Melvins, Bloody Riot, Joy Division, Stranglers, Suicide e Pere Ubu, anche se a vignette, la notte vi sembrerà di certo più lieta.