Fermoeditore chose the Internet as a primary sales channel, but in view of Christmas (and even then) you can find us in selected stores. The favored book this year is Whodunit, blue cat? but other titles can be viewed (or ordered). A testa in su (Noceto – Parma) Library recently renovated to specialize in publishing

The first public appearance of the new book by Fermoeditore, Whodunit, blue cat? was followed with interest and participation. Arriving from Milan to Mondadori bookshop in Euro Torri mall, the three young authors recounted their adventure: making this book, Giulia, Silvia and Paolo are in fact graduates from I.E.D. (European Institute of Design) in Milan.

In 1813 died in Parma Giambattista Bodoni, and the city where he lived and where he could become “prince of printers” dedicates an exhibition set up in several locations within Pilotta complex: the journey begins on the Palatina Library, in the Petitot Gallery, continuing then in the under-terraces of Teatro Farnese and ending in the

It’s ready for his first presentation a new Fermoeditore’s project: Whodunit, blue cat? It was the end of 2011 when the I.E.D. – European Institute of Design – in Milan asked to Fermoeditore to participate in the thesis of graduates. The publisher accepted by posing as a generic theme noir, and expressing a wish: to

Second meeting with the authors of the Fermoeditore in Mondadori Euro Torri (Parma): talking about food, but in a very special way. To hold court on April 22nd was in fact John B. Dancer, pseudonym used by Giovanni Ballarini, renowed academic who often has competed in “jokes”. The subject is the volume The disappearance of

Fermoeditore work Sun and snow does not stop. Saturday, March 16th a new stage has seen the volume leading to the modern library “Don Milani” in Noceto, at the event created by the bookshop “A Testa in Su” in Piazza Repubblica with municipal administration. Moderated by Fabio Fecci and the participation of the mayor of

The book’s journey was a very long one. I really love Shakespeare’s sonnets, their content, their style, the way they are written, their imagery… they somehow filtered through me, grabbed me by the heart and created such an impression on me that I had to visually interpret them. Many months of my life are incorporated

The first event in the presentation exhibition “Metti il Venerdì da Mondadori”, dedicated to Luigi Alfieri and his “Sun and Snow”, proved to be a pleasant meeting with friends in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. After a short introduction by the author and the illustrator, the painter Enrico Robusti, the book spoke through the reading