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Lythrum Press explores books with patience, curiosity and a reader’s eye for detail. From new releases to enduring classics, we write for people who believe literature deserves more than a quick opinion.

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Gianrico Carofiglio Books: Legal Thrillers, Novels & Essays by the Bestselling Author

29 October 2026

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November 7–15, 2026: How to Support School Libraries — #ioleggoperché

29 October 2026

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A Distant Life: M.L. Stedman Returns with a Family Saga in Australia’s Wildest Heartlands

28 October 2026

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Bookstores: Two New Releases from L’Ippocampo in Milan and Rome

28 October 2026

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The Magnificat: One of the Most Feared and Suppressed Biblical Texts by Those in Power

28 October 2026

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BookCity Milano 2026: Full Schedule, Guests, and All Updates

28 October 2026

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Books for Lovers of Disturbing Atmospheres

28 October 2026

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November 28–29 at Bookcity Milano: 3rd Edition of BFF – Books Friends Forever Program

28 October 2026

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My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein: Deborah Levy as if in a dream

27 October 2026

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Vampires More Alive Than Ever: Many New Books Coming Out

27 October 2026

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The Sacrifice of Heaven: Rethinking Philosophy Beyond the West

27 October 2026

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Club Dumas: Bologna Gets a New Used Bookstore Run by Two Young Entrepreneurs

26 October 2026

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