Segrate 1_19.05.2006 writes: Paul Federici, Ship of Dreams 
book. short novel, Ship of Dreams is the parallel account of the boating experience of the protagonist in the seventies, and his research, in the present, a character who had known then, in a bizarre sort of time travel that he has made. Send lives almost to the bottom of this then its dual nature, amused and sympathetic memoir recalling the one hand, and other science-fiction character in history, to settle his inspirational moments in a final effective, which can be a softened version, melancholy and tragic, of the many films in the trilogy of Back to the Future.
This is certainly a gamble fiction courageous.
Readers will judge!
the author. Paul Federici was born in La Spezia in 1952. At a young age, after attending the Naval Academy, he embarked, with the rank of the official commissioner, on a cruise ship, and thus the opportunity to visit distant and exotic countries. Returning to earth, writes a book (trip reports) on a monthly shipping and wrote several articles in collaboration with newspapers and magazines in the same industry. In 1996 he published his first book, Incredible, but true. In 2001 he published De Causarum actor. Looking new forms of travel, dreams can also travel through time and brings us to write this third book.
Married, four children and lives in Milan and is involved in maritime transport. He has an email address through which you can be contacted. Ensures that respond personally to your messages, at least until the mailbox is not completely clogged federicipaolo@hotmail.com
"(...) The research has brought to light so the image of the district 'has emerged as the beginning of the century to the sixties, characterized by the integration of the existing rural centers consisting of five large farms and the growing artisan-industrial village represented by the 'soap (opened in 1929), one of the first built in the Milan hinterland. The period taken into account stops here (...). Through this photographic journey, built in the footsteps of history, the reader is led to know the past and to recognize the traces left in this (...)" 
