Report from Palermo by Danilo Dolci, with an introduction by Aldous Huxley. This powerful 1970 Viking Compass paperback edition is a raw, firsthand account of poverty, political corruption, and social struggle in Sicily. Often called “Italy’s Gandhi,” Dolci’s sociological work captures the voices of Palermo’s tremendously oppressed residents, offering a moving portrait of systemic neglect and resistance. Features original cover design by Abner Graboff and photography by Philip Jones Griffiths.
Paperback in vintage condition with visible wear (see photos). A compelling piece of mid-20th century Italian social history and activism.
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