literary debut in style to Paolo Sorrentino . ironic, irreverent, and even grotesque (from title), They are all right won audiences and critics in record time. The protagonist of this book is Tony Pagoda and is passed directly from the film's director, precisely dated from the 2001 film The Man in most movies where the spotlight was on Tony Servillo fell well in the role Neapolitan singer of all women & cocaine. And so, the bitter history of the Neapolitan artist creased from the big screen is put on paper by Sorrentino involved and excited: it's the same pagoda to tell of his life and his mistakes in Brazil, returning after 20 years Italy, the concert-symbol in front of Frank Sinatra. Politically Incorrect, painful, but always true to himself, Tony Pagoda regrets love (almost) Dante and hides behind a life lived between transgressions, euphoria and painful moments of lucidity. Impossible not to feel affection.