Rime alfabete/ Bruno Tognolini

He is the poet for children… and for old people. Bruno Tognolini, writer, author of books (more than 55), TV, theater, songs and digital works, lands in Lecce in one of the spaces that is certainly more "congenial" to him, the OgniBene library. The rambling poet, who has been touring Italy for 30 years along with his rhymes, meets with children and adults and presents his latest book "Rime alfabete," guest of the review curated by the Cultural Department "Agostiniani Libri." "An amphibious book," says the author. "My rhymes are always about something. I'm not good enough to make rhymes that talk about nothing, that is, everything, as children sometimes do in their rhymes."

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