He earned a bachelor's degree in literature[3] from the University of Bari, where he focused his academic pursuits on the emblematic section of the «Mario Praz» archival fund, housed at the Primoli Foundation in Rome, while under the tutelage of the Chair of Bibliography and Library Science.
[4] His scholarly work is characterized by critical essays on prominent literary figures such as Mario Praz,[5][6] Henry de Montherlant,[7] Pierre Loti,[8] Frederick Rolfe,[9] and Norman Douglas.
[14] This remarkable publication assembles, for the first time in a single volume, a collection of rare writings by the distinguished Italian writer that originally appeared in the magazine Il Borghese in 1958.
This editorial work further highlights his expertise in Italian literature and strengthens his commitment to preserving and interpreting Praz's diverse literary output.
[17] It is worth noting that his works have been featured in esteemed journals, including Antinomie, Il Giornale dell'Arte,[18] La ricerca,[19] MicroMega,[20] Studium,[21] Studi Francesi.