The following articles and essays have been accepted for publication in the next few months:

"‘Io ti racconterò una storia, in cui, se Dio vuole, sarà la salvezza’: tra geni, califfi e inferni, William Beckford come narratore orientale" (in Italian) ["'And I will tell thee a tale which shall be our deliverance, if so Allah please': between jinns, califfs and hells, William Beckford as an Oriental Story-Teller"]
William Beckford's Vathek and Episodes as Oriental Tales 'sui-generis'.

"Burning, Burning, Burning: Presenze induiste e buddiste nell'opera di T.S.Eliot" (in Italian) ["Burning, Burning, Burning: Hinduism and Buddhism in T.S. Eliot's Work"]
The influence and presence of Hinduism and Buddhism in T.S. Eliot's poetic and dramatic output.

"'Dust Hides a Mirror': Images and Reflections in Christopher Isherwood's Narrative." (in English)
The occurrences and symbolic significance of mirror images in Isherwood's post-Vedanta narrative. It is a wider and more thorough analisys of the aspect already dealt with in the Italian paper.

"'He's that he is: I may not breathe my censure what he might be': Cassio Governa a Cipro e i ruoli di Iago." (in Italian) ["'He's that he is: I may not breathe my censure what he might be': Cassio Governa a Cipro and Iago's Roles."]
A comparative study between Shakespeare's Othello and Cassio Governa a Cipro by Giorgio Manganelli, the famous 20th century Italian writer.

"'The Emperor and the Slave': immagini di attori, registi e sceneggiatori in Prater Violet." (in Italian) ["'The Emperor and the Slave': Images and characters of actors, directors and scriptwriters in Prater Violet"]
This paper mainly deals with the relationship between novel, drama and cinema in the character of Friedrich Bergmann in Christopher Isherwood's Prater Violet.

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