Review by Joseph Anthony Debono Dr Mark Sammut Sassi is a man of rare erudition. Flying at the fall of Dusk (FaFoD), his latest work, soars high on the wings of multiple disciplines, supported by...

In the mid-1960s, in those two-and-a-half years that Oliver Friggieri spent with us in the Major Seminary, we had a preponderance of people from Siggiewi with us. People like George Grima,...

Belwyth, the location of the prison which is where the action of the book takes place, does not exist anywhere in the world, so one can only speculate that it takes place in Britain, the US or...

A book launch of Id-Dumnikani fil-Birgu (The Dominicans in Vittoriosa) was recently held at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. The book is authored by Anton Attard and published by the Vittoriosa Organising...

I must declare at the outset that I fail to understand the author's reasons for giving this book such a title. I understand the reference, of course, to the Trojan horse but still can't understand why...

The way the author tells it, once her partner had to leave Gozo, where they live, for five days and while he was away she wrote this slim book from cover to cover. Writing this book brought out...

In May 2019, the author, a Carmelite friar, was asked by his Order to hold a series of talks on Christian meditation in the Carmelite spirit. The book, Is-Sengha tat-Talb, which was so popular...

This book is a selection of blog posts published on Truth be Told (Manueldelia.com) from its beginning on 6 June 2017 to the first months of this year. In other words, with remarkable prescience,...

A webinar led by celebrated author, journalist and historian Sir Max Hastings has raised more than €10,000 in aid of the Save the Valletta Skyline Appeal. The exclusive online event, which...

This self-published monograph by Dr Ivan Mifsud LL.D. Ph.D. is remarkable from many angles. To begin with, it seems it was first conceived as a report, and then written as a monograph. This is...