Motoring literature consists of many thousands of titles, in any language and format, style and price.
Not only that but the shelves are always new volumes, more or less remarkable for originality of themes, level of documentation, editorial refinement.
Inevitable, however, that the variety of topics is limited: technique, history of makes and models, biographies, sports and little else, all divided into the two categories of ritual two and four wheels.
But here's something really new in this landscape inevitably assume: Autowomen, a work that declares a playful cut, a little fairy tale, a little joke, a little reverie.
Cars that look like women and women exchangeable for cars are the stars of three tales of singular attraction, written with more or less Merry verve by Gianni Cancellieri and illustrated by Giorgio Serra, aka Matitaccia, magically inspired and as always able to communicate through the caricature real emotions, in a range that goes from surreal to nonsense, from tender to hilarious.
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