Jimi Hendrix: the genius and the revolution
Eclectic, insane, unprejudiced, visionary, poet. In two words: Jimi Hendrix, the man who in the 1970s made the history of the electric guitar. It was 1966, Cafe Wha in New York. Jimi Hendrix was on…
Gabriele Caramia
Alberto Moravia’s Boredom: The Nothing that swallows the meanings of reality
Once, at the second-hand market, I was flipping through the pages of an old book. It was called Boredom, written by a certain Alberto Moravia. I was fascinated since the very first lines. How is it…
Steppenwolf, Hermann Hesse and the research of the higher self
‘The day had gone by just as days go by’ Since the first sentence in Steppenwolf, we can realize that Hermann Hesse didn’t have a spiritual and peaceful life in those days. Biographically speaking, it is important to…