The importance of meetings in the publishing world: Ilaria Di Vaio and Aldo Cazzullo
In the publishing world, books are not just printed pages. They are ideas that travel, stories that intertwine, and opportunities for people to meet who, through different paths, contribute to the cultural growth of the country.
In the world of publishing, books are more than just printed pages. They are ideas in motion, intertwined stories, and opportunities for people to meet who, through different paths, contribute to the country's cultural growth.
It is in this spirit that the meeting between Ilaria Di Vaio, editorial and creative director of EUN, and Aldo Cazzullo, one of the most authoritative journalists and writers on the Italian scene, took place.
A simple but significant moment, marked by the exchange of two works published by HarperCollins: “Ho bisogno di amare,” Ilaria Di Vaio’s testimonial book, and Aldo Cazzullo’s volume dedicated to Pope Francis.
Beyond the individual titles, what makes meetings like this precious is the value of exchange. Every author brings with them a sensibility, a vision, and a story that can enrich cultural debate and stimulate new reflections.
For EUN, building relationships with authors, publishers, journalists, and key figures in the world of culture means actively participating in a broader conversation, with the conviction that books still have the power to inform, educate, and transform today.
Ideas know no editorial boundaries. When dialogue prevails over distance and culture becomes a meeting ground, opportunities arise that can leave a mark far beyond the pages of a book.
