BY: Emma Kantor
A new independent bookstore and bistrot has landed in Greenwich Village, joining a number of up-and-coming book bars in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Helmed by Francesca Rizzi and her husband Rodolfo Tonello, along with their eldest son, Fulgi Tonello, Sullaluna NYC distinguishes itself with a focus on illustrated books for children and adults in English and Italian. The curated selection includes fiction and nonfiction, graphic novels, and poetry.
Sullaluna first opened its doors in the Cannaregio neighborhood of Venice in November 2017. Rizzi told PW, “We wanted to find a place where we could showcase illustrated books by some of the greatest artists, while also promoting healthy, clean, predominantly vegetarian food, with an emphasis on sustainability. When we found the perfect spot, just steps from home, on one of the most beautiful and lively fondamente in Venice, we didn’t hesitate to dive into the project.”
SOURCE: https://www.publishersweekly.com
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