Lorena Ciullo

Lorena Ciullo: Between Myth, Magic, and Mysteries of the Soul

Lorena Ciullo is not just a writer, but an explorer of inner worlds and fantastical lands. Born in Rome in 1966, she has managed to merge the rigour of her academic background with a fervent passion for narrative that transcends the everyday.

Her unique pen draws from a deep knowledge of Philosophy and Religious Sciences (degrees obtained from the Pontifical Gregorian University) to weave plots that are much more than simple stories.

Why read her books?

If you are looking for an intelligent and profound escape, Lorena Ciullo will lead you into universes where:

* Magic is Interwoven with Ethics: With sagas like Il Monastero delle Erbolarie (The Monastery of the Herbalists: The Destiny of Healer), the author explores the perennial conflict between the Herbalists (who exploit nature) and the Herbalaries (who respect it). Her novels are an epic journey that questions our relationship with nature and power, offering adventures rich in ancient knowledge and battles for freedom.

* Emotions Spark: With her latest novel, Il Ritorno di Catherine: Il fuoco nella Cenere (Catherine’s Return: Fire in the Ashes), the author demonstrates her mastery in bringing complex characters to life as they fight for their identity and destiny, amidst fantasy elements and sharp psychological analysis.

* The Analysis of the Real Illuminates the Fantastic: Beyond narrative, Ciullo also dedicates herself to exploring the human psyche and social dynamics, drawing from her role as a primary school teacher. This is evident in her works on Emotional Intelligence and the analysis of complex ossessioni like bullying in titles such as Adolescence: Anatomy of a Crime.

Whether you want to get lost in a monastery shrouded in mystery, follow Catherine's path in search of truth, or reflect on the dark and light side of the human soul, Lorena Ciullo’s writing always offers a perspective that enriches and fascinates.

Are you ready to cross the threshold and discover the secrets guarded within her pages?