Marco Missiroli's first novel Senza Coda won the Campiello Opera Prima (the Italian equivalent of the Costa First Novel Award). Published to great acclaim, Devotion (previously entitled Fidelity) was a number one bestseller in Italy, was shortlisted for the Premio Strega (the Italian Booker) and was made into a hit Netflix limited series. Born in Rimini, on the Adriatic coast, Marco now lives in Milan.

This beautifully restrained novel is built largely upon words exchanged between a father and his son. In paring back the elements, Missiroli says all there is to say about their differences, their devotion to one another, the frailties they share. I entered instantly into their private language and the piercing clarity of these pages, utterly absorbed

Marco Missiroli's first novel Senza Coda won the Campiello Opera Prima (the Italian equivalent of the Costa First Novel Award). Published to great acclaim, Devotion (previously entitled Fidelity) was a number one bestseller in Italy, was shortlisted for the Premio Strega (the Italian Booker) and was made into a hit Netflix limited series. Born in Rimini, on the Adriatic coast, Marco now lives in Milan.

This beautifully restrained novel is built largely upon words exchanged between a father and his son. In paring back the elements, Missiroli says all there is to say about their differences, their devotion to one another, the frailties they share. I entered instantly into their private language and the piercing clarity of these pages, utterly absorbed

Marco Missiroli's first novel Senza Coda won the Campiello Opera Prima (the Italian equivalent of the Costa First Novel Award). Published to great acclaim, Devotion (previously entitled Fidelity) was a number one bestseller in Italy, was shortlisted for the Premio Strega (the Italian Booker) and was made into a hit Netflix limited series. Born in Rimini, on the Adriatic coast, Marco now lives in Milan.

This beautifully restrained novel is built largely upon words exchanged between a father and his son. In paring back the elements, Missiroli says all there is to say about their differences, their devotion to one another, the frailties they share. I entered instantly into their private language and the piercing clarity of these pages, utterly absorbed