Livia Satriano
Livia Satriano is a curator and author who researches the music and visual world, with a passion for the past and all that is hidden and forgotten. She is also the founder of Libri Belli, a personal account of the most inspiring Italian book covers sourced from second-hand bookshops and flea markets. She leaves no cover unturned, from eye-candy book covers to the most obscure non-fiction and handbooks.
If you could recommend 3 books to anyone, what would they be?
What are you reading now?
I'm an avid non-fiction reader, and I like to occasionally read several books at once, so sometimes I accumulate a collection of books on my bedside table and I might read them at least a couple at the same time — one of them usually non-fiction, and the other a novel. I just finished reading Man Ray's memoir Self Portrait and I must say I already miss it! I miss that 1920s Paris atmosphere, plus hearing the artists speak from their own voice about their story and their process is always fascinating. Now I've just started reading But What If We're Wrong? by Chuck Klosterman. I absolutely loved the idea behind this book, and was so curious to start. I'm sure I won't be disappointed. Oh and the amazing book cover by Paul Sahre deserves a mention too.