Fazi Editore

Machine-translated from the Italian article

Fazi Editore is a publishing house based in Rome, founded in 1994. The publishing house takes its name from its promoter and main owner, Elido Fazi, a graduate in economics, manager and former contributor to The Economist. The company grew out of Fazi's involvement, dating back to the early 1980s, with the Roman school of poets gathered around Prato pagano and Braci, in particular Gino Scartaghiande, Gabriella Sica, Claudio Damiani and Arnaldo Colasanti, who, not coincidentally, are the promoters of or contributors to the first title published by Fazi, the Ars Poetica of Horace, which came out in January 1995.