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Gabriele Di Donfrancesco
Gabriele Di Donfrancesco is a journalist based in Rome, Italy, live covering major cultural events (Lucca Comics, book fairs, etc.), but also digital culture, books and arts, queer and environmental rights. His works have appeared, both on print and online, in Italian and in English, on La Repubblica, Mashable Italia, The Daily Dot, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Rolling Stone Italia.
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Beyond the Grave, Silvio Berlusconi Lives on as a Meme
Italian utility in hot water for draining a picturesque lake to send water to Rome
A new voice in the national government
Comics Market Drops by 13.4%. Aie: 'A Natural Rebound After Great Growth'
Lucca Comics & Games 2023: All the News
Lucca Comics & Games 2023: Honorary Guests are Naoki Urasawa, Jim Lee, and Garth Ennis
If Artificial Intelligence Invents the Grand Tour
Italian environmental activists vow to fight the revival of the Messina Strait bridge project
Italy's Climate Change Duplicity: International Commitments vs. Domestic Rhetoric
A recap of what is happening in Italy and why the European regulation for the recognition of same-sex parents was repealed
LGBT Community Denounces Italian Government's Attacks on Homosexual Parents' Rights
Undercover, the collection of writers under 25 edited by Cattelan
After disrupting the world of illustrators, artificial intelligence is causing controversy with a new type of machine-generated content: AI photography. Can artists avoid copyright issues with their fake photos?
How a new group of activists coming from the world of academia, Scientist Rebellion, is organizing the fight against climate change in countries where civil disobedience is not allowed, like Sierra Leone.
I reported on how far-right users on the Italian version of Wikipedia are purging PM Giorgia Meloni's page of any clear reference to post-fascist groups.
Comicon 2023, Giorgio Cavazzano is the master and Mirka Andolfo signs the poster, in Naples and Bergamo
Sheena Patel: 'Beware of the class struggle on social media'
'I Kill': From Giorgio Faletti's novel to the graphic novel
Tim Burton to Attend Lucca Comics & Games 2022, More Tickets Available Daily, Here Are Other Guests
The brigade of girls: the female partisans told by a graphic novel
Anonymous claims to be 'doing everything possible to keep Ukrainians connected to the Internet'
Arena Robinson, life as comic book artists: between the legends of Japan and the intrigues of Cortázar
Jorit: 'My street art is the anger I channeled into the right battles'
Sergio Rubini: 'The story of good Italy goes through the De Filippo brothers'
Stefania Auci: 'The fantastic in the twentieth century tells the freedom of women'
Meta is the new name of Facebook set with the metaverse and holograms
24 hours against Imen Jane but then Instagram forgives everything: it has already happened
Science fiction explains why we are still overwhelmed by conspiracy theorists in 2021
From Asimov to Bradbury: how science fiction can help us imagine the world after the coronavirus
With Blind Console, even the visually impaired will be able to play video games
Here's how I built my 9 sqm tiny house to travel around the world