L'arte di far debiti

A flamboyant, self‑styled baron‑philosopher narrates his final act: a tongue‑in‑cheek manual on how to make a living out of borrowing. From his imagined origins in London, Paris, and Constantinople, he presents “the art of debt” as both a personal confession and a satirical guide, warning of a future where creditors vanish and the world becomes a single, sprawling ledger of obligations.

The opening chapters lay out his grandiose definitions of the “puffista” – a person who proudly lives off public and private credit – and sprinkle the text with vivid, almost theatrical images of towering piles of promissory notes igniting in fiery protest. Listeners will be drawn into a witty, hyperbolic world that blends social critique with absurdist philosophy, all delivered in a richly ornamental style that mirrors the author’s own exaggerated self‑portrait.