Tiziano Terzani Censored from Anglo Saxon World
Busacca - Loto | 10.12.2002 08:17
"Letters against the war" by Tiziano Terzani was "censored" in the Anglo-Saxon world.
The book, with his pacifist message, is a best seller in Europe.
In Italy, it is at the heart of the new anti-war mass movement.
"Strangely", all attempts to find a UK or a USA publisher for the book have miserably failed.
In the English speaking world, nobody, except an Indian publishing house, has dared touch it.
Tiziano is now making it available for free on the Internet. Please read it and pass it on.
As Tiziano says :" This is the time to think, to raise our consciousness and to save ourselves. Nobody else can do it for us".
The book will be available in the "classical" version, in a few days, on this site.
To download the book just go to the Web Address www.tizianoterzani.com/ebook/ and use as password the word "peace" without the quotes and all lowcase.
Have a nice reading!!
The book, with his pacifist message, is a best seller in Europe.
In Italy, it is at the heart of the new anti-war mass movement.
"Strangely", all attempts to find a UK or a USA publisher for the book have miserably failed.
In the English speaking world, nobody, except an Indian publishing house, has dared touch it.
Tiziano is now making it available for free on the Internet. Please read it and pass it on.
As Tiziano says :" This is the time to think, to raise our consciousness and to save ourselves. Nobody else can do it for us".
The book will be available in the "classical" version, in a few days, on this site.
To download the book just go to the Web Address www.tizianoterzani.com/ebook/ and use as password the word "peace" without the quotes and all lowcase.
Have a nice reading!!
Busacca - Loto
e-mail:
silvindy@libero.it
Homepage:
www.tizianoterzani.com/ebook/
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10.12.2002 09:49
Most of the big films and best selling books are written in English. The UK hardly imports anything and that goes for music / CDs as well. It is almost impossible to get a book from mainland europe translated and distributed in UK
Take luther blissetts book Q it has been translated into
German, Spanish, French and even Dutch but the UK remains
out of the picture. Which means that the brits export a lot of stuff into europe, but imports are next to zero.
I guess the yankkkees don't have much time to read in between hamburgers, and fucking up the planet ...
ooook
no publicity intended
10.12.2002 11:53
jose