Summer Roman evening. A man and a woman are on the restaurant terrace. They are connected by many things: love, an all-consuming feeling of happiness, home, little sons who need both of them. There is a lot that separates them: irritation, a long list of mutual reproaches, dull hatred. They got divorced a few weeks ago. The embers of the family fire are still smoking. Margaret Mazzantini, in her new book “No One Lives Alone,” which instantly became a bestseller, brilliantly recreates the scenario of the eternal tragedy of love and unlove. Before us is the usual story of an ordinary man and woman. But where did they go wrong? What is the cause of the disease? And is revival possible?..

“And again all over again. This is exactly how relationships work in a family, says Margaret Mazzantini about her next novel, where everything is genuine: frankness, bile, rudeness. Because she would like to touch the readers' heart." Grazia

A family crisis described with photographic precision. La Stampa

"An accurate, hyper-realistic portrait of a married couple." Il Messaggero