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Giallo: black shirts and yellow books

The unknown secret of Italian Giallo

Eurospy: from France to Italy

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Borderfiction: Borderfiction: storie di frontiera, zone oscure e letteratura della tensione. The borderless webzine creata da Giancarlo Narciso realizzata da Andrea Carlo Cappi con la collaborazione di Alby Bottecchia e la partecipazione di Claudia Salvatori.

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