The tenth sky

Etienne Barilia (b. 1947) - novelist, playwright, essayist, journalist, television critic, translator from German, Italian and Latin languages, professor, philosopher, scientist, traveler, musicologist, poet, chess player. The author of more than 40 works, of which 25 are novels and essays. Member of the Union of Writers of Switzerland. Laureate of numerous prestigious literary awards: the Grand Prix of the Schiller Foundation (1974 and 1981), Rambert Prize (1980), Michel Denton Prize (2002), the Grand Prix of the Canton Culture Fund (1987) Cavalier of the Order of Arts and Literature (2006) His literary heritage is considered the national treasure of Switzerland.
Roman "Tenth Heaven" tells of the fate of an outstanding Italian thinker, "prince of thought" Pico della Mirandola (1463-1494) The actors of the novel - Lorenzo Great -Rale, Sandro Botticelli, Marsilio Ficino, Aldo Manius, Young Michelangelo and other figures of the Italian Renaissance.
The book opens the new series of Humanus publishing house, which will include the works of Russian and foreign authors, filled with humanistic content and dedicated to important milestones of human history and human thought