Available for the first time in English translation, Roberto Moretti's in-depth investigation into the legend and history of the Holy Grail and the Knights Templar is a broad and fascinating... More > well-researched piece.< Less
Available for the first time in English translation, Roberto Moretti's in-depth investigation into the legend and history of the Holy Grail and the Knights Templar is a broad and fascinating... More > well-researched piece.< Less
A hilarious short story set in a fictitious university, describing the dubious late night exploits of members of academic staff.
Caught is the first in a series of "Caught" short stories... More > and introduces some of the main characters. Possibly built on genuine events and moulded from real characters, the ‘Caught’ stories are embellished with a ‘Moretti’ magic that disguises their true origins and personas whilst keeping them tangible and side-splittingly believable. Possibly built on genuine events and moulded from real characters, the ‘Caught’ stories are embellished with a ‘Moretti’ magic that disguises their true origins and personas whilst keeping them tangible and side-splittingly believable. Are they true stories? Are the characters real? You will have to decide for yourself as you read this introductory yarn, and the other stories that follow.< Less
A hilarious short story involving academia, thespians and shenanigans. Caught In the Act describes the escapades of an overworked university don who takes a hobby to help relax and forget his... More > academic woes. He joins a local amateur dramatics group with the intention of serious acting but taking the lead role in 'A Inspector Calls' leads to all manner of disasters. Eventually the 'Inspector' falls - into the world of oversexed sirens, a lisping homosexual, drunken brawls and police callouts!
Caught In the Act is the second in a series of "Caught" short stories and develops some of the main characters. Possibly built on genuine events and moulded from real characters, the ‘Caught’ stories are embellished with a ‘Moretti’ magic that disguises their true origins and personas whilst keeping them tangible and side-splittingly believable. Are they true stories? Are the characters real? You will have to decide for yourself as you read this entertaining yarn, and the other stories that follow.< Less
‘Open Heart Surgery’ is the latest accretion of poetry (480 poems) by retired academic Antonio Moretti (pseudonym).
In this book of poems we find varying structures, forms, styles, spans... More > and subjects. This variety is by fortuitous design. In other words the hope was for diversity and diversity was the outcome. One regular theme is science as the author cannot escape his background profession. However, the poet can never be far from affairs of the heart and “Open Heart Surgery’ also frequently spills the blood, sheds the tears and offers the melancholy that only love can render, whether the love of another, the love of nature, or the love of life. All can be forthcoming or requited, all can arouse the deepest emotions.
Whilst reading these poems don’t be afraid to laugh out loud, to shed a tear or to pause and ponder further on any puzzles or mysteries revealed. And don’t worry about the ‘true’ meaning, as there are many possible interpretations and none of them are mistaken.< Less
A young woman goes back in time to try to stop the suicide of her childhood hero. This story was inspired by the late Pete Duel. All proceeds are donated to animal charities in his name.
Following the success of ‘A Pocket Full Of Limericks, the present title ‘Another Pocket Full Of Limericks’ is the second in an ongoing series of limericks and nonsense poems for... More > children and adults. It includes a introduction to the limerick genre and over one hundred hilarious limericks and nonsense verses to help you giggle through the day. Essential bedtime fun for parents and children alike.< Less
American Adolescence is a collection of stylistically diverse poems that explores what it meant to be young in America during the first decade of the 21st century when America itself was going... More > through a coming of age. Alternately utilizing both satire and stark honesty, American Adolescence deals with a myriad of issues relevant to “Generation Wi-Fi”, including: the struggle for originality, coming to terms with contemporary society and culture, war and Bush’s America, young love, and growing up.< Less
American Adolescence is a collection of stylistically diverse poems that explores what it meant to be young in America during the first decade of the 21st century when America itself was going... More > through a coming of age. Alternately utilizing both satire and stark honesty, American Adolescence deals with a myriad of issues relevant to “Generation Wi-Fi”, including: the struggle for originality, coming to terms with contemporary society and culture, war and Bush’s America, young love, and growing up.< Less
