Viva Bartali! Georges Rodenbach His 92 Acharnon Street won

His 92 Acharnon Street won the Authors Club Dolman Prize for Travel Writing and was reviewed everywhere

Hildegard's visionary ‘unknown language’

— Seattle Weekly

Sensual and ecologically attentive

Viva Bartali! Georges Rodenbach His 92 Acharnon Street wonInspired by the lyrical, mythic mode of Italian sports journalism from the 1930s to the 1950s, Viva Bartali! is a biography in verse of the iconic Italian cyclist Gino Bartali (19142000), two time winner of the Tour de France (1938, 1948), known both as Gino the Pious because of his fervent Catholic faith, and as Ginettaccio (Gino the Terrible), owing to the short shrift he so often gave the Press. The collection gives us an insight into the complex