The authors of Fabulè

Antonio D’Onofrio has spent twenty years telling stories from every possible angle: as an actor on stage and in front of a camera, previously as a radio and TV journalist, and before that as a lawyer specialising in international space law (yes, really, and no, it never once came in handy in court).

He has taught communication to people who had yet to discover it, and translated screenplays for people who had never quite made friends with English. Today he puts all that curiosity to work for Fabulè, the AI assistant that helps readers pick up the thread of a book without ruining the surprise, because if twenty years of stages and newsrooms taught him one thing, it is that a story told badly is worth less than a story never told at all.

He writes about books, about reading and about why we keep falling in love with them, despite everything that distracts us from doing so.