Ghostlight. Together Out of the Darkness

Azzurra D’Agostino was born and lives in a small village in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines. She has published several poetry collections—winning the Carducci Prize and the Ciampi Valigie Rosse Prize, and being shortlisted for the Viareggio-Repaci Prize—and writes for the theatre, both for adults and children.
She has published numerous picture books and edited When I Grow Up, I Want to Be a Poet, an anthology of poems written by children during workshops held across Italy. Her novels for young readers include The Garden of Wishes, Ghost Light – Emerging from the Dark Together, Cora in the Straight City, and The Night I Killed Kurt Cobain.
She also created the palmistry-inspired card deck Oracle of Destiny and edited the dreamlike-anthropological book Dreams and Symbols. In addition to writing, she leads poetry workshops for people of all ages.

Jacopo Casiraghi is a psychologist and systemic-relational psychotherapist specializing in families, disability, and the elderly. He coordinates the psychologists at the Nemo Clinical Centers in Milan and is responsible for the "psychological care" of pediatric patients and their families. Since 2013, he has worked with Famiglie SMA, providing psychological support to families with children affected by SMA. He published Ghostlight. Insieme fuori dal buio with Giunti. Jacopo Casiraghi also collaborates with the teaching activities and the Clinical Psychology Laboratory at the Catholic University of Milan, as well as with several psychotherapy specialization schools.