1989

Seven new authors for Feltrinelli. (left to right): Domenico Starnone, novelist and also author of many satirical books on the school; Erri De Luca (Non ora, non qui); Richard Ford, American, (Rock Springs); James Meade, British economist, Nobel Prize Winner, 1977 (Agathotopia. L'economia del partnership); Hector Bianciotti, the Franco-Argentinian writer (La notte delle stelle azzurre); Nagib Mafuz (Il nostro quartiere; Vicolo del mortaio), who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1988; Isaiah Berlin (Quattro saggi sulla libertà).


The Feltrinelli Bookshops increase in number every year: Palermo ('85), Naples ('86), Bari ('87), Milan, Corso Buenos Aires ('88), Rome, Torre Argentina, ('89, left: guest of honour, Michele Serra, a Feltrinelli author and founder of the satirical publication "Cuore"), Bologna Zanichelli ('90), Padua ('90), Genoa ('91), Salerno ('91), Modena ('92), Bologna, Via Zamboni ('92), Pescara ('93), Terni ('94), Ancona ('94). Romano Montroni is the Director of the Bookshops. Monica Randi joined the Publishing House in the sector dealing with foreign business and foreign fiction.