Stas’ Gawronski, television author and teacher; Alessandro Zaccuri, writer. Introduction by Martina Saltamacchia, Distinguished Associate Professor of Medieval History, University of Nebraska, Omaha

The novels of Cormac McCarthy are for many an absolute experience, capable of leading to the incandescent threshold of the mystery of existence, not in abstract terms, but through a language adherent to the concreteness of matter and human action. We talk about it with two exceptional readers, Stas’ Gawronski and Alessandro Zaccuri, stimulated by readings from the great literature of the American writer.