A limited edition of the book has been purchased by the Province of Rome under the Presidency of Nicola Zingaretti, and it was distributed as a reference reading for high school students as part of a project intended to promote a culture of lawfulness and to combat youth crime.

[2] He is the founder and president of "Priya", the association that fights against all forms of gender violence and offers legal assistance to the victims of these hateful crimes.

[7] With L’inganno della memoria, published in March 2014,[8] Arrighi brought to life the fictional character Elia Preziosi, a Rome-based enigmatic and aloof public prosecutor.

[10] Elia Preziosi featured again in two of Arrighi’s following thriller novels: namely, Il confine dell’ombra[11][12] and A un passo dalla follia.

[18] His stalker - an aspiring writer who was later identified by the police and sentenced in court in Rome - confessed to investigators that he had persecuted Arrighi because he was envious of his success.