This month’s Silent Reading features writer Natalia Ceravolo, who will discuss the themes of error and change with the participants.
“What is an error? Can we grow without it? We grow up fearing failure without realizing that without that fall and that small scar, our true skin would never have formed.”
★ SILENT READING
‣ CHANGE AND ERROR
★ SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 11:00 a.m.
‣ Moderated by NATALIA CERAVOLO
Natalia Ceravolo, a writer, attended the Scuola Holden and now works closely with various publishing houses as an editor and press officer. She writes for several magazines and is the author of a children’s picture book (Il posto dell’errore, Saremo Alberi Editore). In addition to organizing cultural events and hosting a Sunday program on Radio Capital dedicated to contemporary books and storytelling, she teaches law and economics.
‣ SILENT READING
Just bring a book, find a seat wherever you like, and start reading: the first hour is devoted to reading, and the next to sharing and exchanging recommendations and impressions.
↓
Reading is like encountering something that is about to happen, but no one knows what it will be.
𝑵𝒂𝒕𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒂 𝑪𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒗𝒐𝒍𝒐
________________________
SILENT READING PARTIES
They started in New York about a year ago, quite by chance. Four twenty-somethings decided to get together in a Brooklyn apartment, with their phones turned off and surrounded by the many books they’d accumulated but never managed to read due to lack of time.
The group would read in silence for an hour, then always set aside some time to share their thoughts.
The first “official” reading took place on the roof of their Brooklyn apartment, where the young people had invited some of their friends.
The project then drew in more and more people, expanded, and within just a couple of months had grown to include two hundred participants.
The young people then decided to formalize the format, which is attracting more and more people of all ages in various parts of the world.
________________________
Reading glasses provided by VANNI
