Claudia Conte back in bookstores with a new book: “The voice of Isis”. This was announced by the TV presenter and commentator herself, a well-known face on Rai, Canale 5 and La7 as well as a human rights activist in a post on her highly followed Instagram channel (claudiaconte.it 318,000 followers).
“I present to you THE VOICE OF ISIS, my new literary creation. A tool to discuss with the new generations the most pressing and current social issues: youth hardship, violence, gender inequalities, the relationship between parents and children and the beauty of volunteering.”
These are the words that accompany the photo of Claudia with the book in her hands. An eye-catching and symbolic cover that makes you want to read the book and the preface written by Maurizio De Giovanni (Neapolitan writer who achieved fame with the novels featuring Inspector Ricciardi as the protagonist).
After “The law of the heart. History of murderers, cowards and heroes”, a story dedicated to Falcone and Borsellino and all the victims of the mafia, Claudia Conte’s fourth book is dedicated and aimed at young people and deals with current issues that highlight her activity to protect human and women’s rights.
Who is the protagonist? Is it an autobiographical novel?
The protagonist is Isis, an eighteen-year-old who, through volunteering at a mother-child family home, cures her existential distress. We remember that Claudia hosts “Cambiare si possbile” on Rai Isoradio. Female success stories” and is very active in the field of legality. She is the daughter of a policeman, she never fails to support the police and the police.
Claudia Conte, as revealed by the American magazine Forbes, confirms herself as “among the youngest and most visionary representatives of the Italian cultural panorama”.
It is possible to purchase the book here
https://www.mondadoristore.it/La-voce-di-Iside-Claudia-Conte/eai979128084454/
To receive information and organize a meeting with the writer Claudia Conte for the presentation of the novel “The voice of Isis” you can contact the Press Office of the Demea Eventi Culturali agency: [email protected] | 333 26 20 27 6
