Antonio Ferrero

Antonio Ferrero teaches Philosophy, History, and Humanities in high schools and taught Aesthetics at the Academy of Fine Arts for 25 years. He has published several essays and manuals, mostly on artistic subjects (Art and Philosophy SEI, Brief History of Aesthetics SEI, Aesthetics of the End of Del Bucchia, The Bonanno Quadretti Cinema , Manual of Humanistic Clinical Psychology, Politeia) and seven novels (all published by Edizioni Clandestine) including Classe terminale (Chianti Prize finalist), La tentazione di vivere (The Temptation to Live, Marciamo e spariamo (Aleph Prize at Etnabook 2021). His other published novels are: Busnùnc, L'importante è sentire sempre in contatto (The Important Thing is Always Feeling in Touch), Stole Six Deer in the King's Park, and Pochielefante a Borgofermo (A Few Elephants in Borgofermo). He has also written a collection of short stories entitled: “The Day Jesus Killed Santa Claus.”