Loris Giuriatti, a writer from Padua, is one of the leading Italian experts in contemporary history.
Author of successful books such as "L'angelo del grappa", "L'urlo del male", "La perla del Brenta" and "Lassù è casa mia", Giuriatti has a very particular literary style in which the great events of history abandon the central role of protagonists, becoming only the frame of many small stories lived by ordinary people.
Authentic stories, recovered from the memories of relatives, narrated by gleaning between historiographical rigor and fictional fantasies.
In his books come back to life curiosities and anecdotes of a distant world that has its epicenter in the legendary Monte Grappa, the last bastion of the Great War, emblematic scenario of many small great epochal events.