It is difficult for a man to speak long of himself without vanity; therefore I shall be short
David Hume
Fabrizio Pinna (Genoa, b. 1970). Born in Liguria (Italy), he lived abroad for most of his childhood and early youth, mainly in Africa (former Zaire, Nigeria, Ivory Coast), Middle East (Iran), Latin America (Panama) and Asia (Nepal). He graduated from Italian Liceo Scientifico “Giordano Bruno” (Albenga) and then studied philosophy and modern/contemporary literature and culture at the University of Genoa. As independent scholar, editor and translator his main areas of activity are focused on digital publishing and local journalism. Interested in social sciences, he cultivates philosophy and loves art.
In addition to managing AlbengaCorsara.it and occasionally S-Composizioni in Rivista for about fifteen years, he has also edited several e-books and books in sui generis series, including Hume (Dignità o miseria della natura umana?, 2015), Wilde (Società e libertà: elogio dell’individualismo, 2015), d’Holbac/La Boétie (Saggio sull’arte di strisciare e La servitù volontaria, 2015), Pascarella (La scoperta dell’America e altro, 2015), de Gourmont (The colours of the mind, 2017), Brandes (On reading, 2017), Vallejo (Il vincitore e Paco Yunque, 2018), Verri (Meditazioni sulla Fortuna e sulla Felicità, 2018), Mosca (La classe politica, 2018), Simmel (Schopenhauer y Nietzsche, 2019), Palante (La mentalità del ribelle, 2019), de Unamuno (Civiltà e cultura. La dignità umana, 2020), Michels (La democrazia e la legge ferrea dell’oligarchia, 2020).