After the success of his book “Please Don’t Touch Me the Disabled” recently presented in the Senate and also at the Turin Book Fair, the Neapolitan writer and humorist Lello Marangioappreciated and sold throughout Italy, in November he will still be in all bookstores with his new book entitled «Close Encounters with This Guy», new cases for Commissioner Ercole Fabozzi published by Homo Scrivens Publishing House.
The character of the Commissioner Fabozziwho began his bizarre career in Marangio’s previous book «Yellow Pages“, was so much appreciated by the readers that the author thought it would be a good idea to make one spin-off and dedicate an entire volume to it.
Ercole Fabozzi is a truly unique and special representative of the police force.
His actions are always very comical perfectly in keeping with the style of Marangio andhumor has made his trademark.
In fifteen years of service Fabozzi has never managed to solve a single case that is one of all those that have been assigned to him, indeed he has always committed and continues to commit, many light-heartednesses, many comic superficialities for which he is continually transferred and for this reason he holds the world record for transfers.
In the book readers will find us a background and 5 cases very funny in which Fabozzi will do all sorts of things and those who will pay the price will be Prefects, Police Chiefs, Chief Commissioners and a whole series of characters who will have the misfortune of finding themselves with him in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Meanwhile, Marangio continues his promotional tour; in July he will be a guest at Giffoni Film Festival by Claudio and Jacopo Gubitosi where he will tell his disabledly comical story, between writing and sport, and we remember, Marangio as a disabled person was a Paralympic athlete for fifteen years, he competed and won in swimming pools throughout Italy and swam across for twice it Strait of Messina.
Then on September 18th he will be in Milan at the invitation of Skills Festivalone of the most important events in Italy relating to the arts combined with disability and inclusion.
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