A New Cultural Season Begins with the Launch of “Generazione inAttesa“
A fresh cycle of cultural events,”I Mercoledì Culturali 2026,” is commencing at the Gerardino Romano Foundation in Telese Terme. The series will kick off on January 14, 2026, at 6:30 PM, at the foundation’s headquarters located at Piazzetta G. Romano 15, with a presentation of the book “Generazione inAttesa” by Teresa Meccariello and Nazzareno orlando, published by Homo Scrivens in 2025. This event marks a critically important moment for the local arts community and promises engaging discussions.
Maria Teresa Imparato, president of FGR – ETS, will introduce the evening. A stimulating dialog concerning the book will be led by Tullia Bartolini, a celebrated author, and Felice casucci, a university professor and founding member of FGR – ETS.Adding a dramatic flair, Linda Ocone, an actress and theater instructor, will provide readings from the work.
The Enduring Question of Political Passion
Can genuine political enthusiasm still thrive in today’s world? This central question forms the core narrative of “Generazione inAttesa,” a collaborative effort by Teresa Meccariello, a legal professional, and Nazzareno Orlando, a journalist and writer. The story follows an anonymous reader who discovers a diary within her father’s library, initiating a personal journey that leads her to Paris. There, she encounters Fabio, Eleonora, and Vittorio, a meeting that rekindles dormant affections and long-held political beliefs.
This compelling narrative invites readers to reconsider the true essence of politics – a force dedicated to serving individuals and the broader community.Engaging in ideological debate isn’t merely a right,but a civic obligation that strengthens democracy,fostering a more informed,critical,and resilient society capable of navigating future challenges. as one of the authors reflects, If someone had told me I would one day write about politics, I would have laughed
, highlighting the unexpected path of self-discovery that shaped the creation of this work.
Teresa Meccariello, a lawyer admitted to the Benevento Bar and a university researcher, received the Premio Gladiatore sannita in
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