Carlo Feltrinelli is a prominent figure in the publishing world, carrying on the legacy of his father who perceived books as a weapon against fascism. His historic Italian publishing house has forged an alliance with Anagrama, establishing a joint foundation that allows them to expand into Spain with a new imprint and reach Latin America with a bookstore in Montevideo. This expansion solidifies their commitment to promoting literature that aligns with progressive values and deep political engagement.

The landmark Feltrinelli Foundation in Milan showcases a poignant connection to revolutionary history, adorned with the original flag of the Paris Commune and housing one of the world's largest archives dedicated to revolutionary movements and leftist history, containing over one and a half million documents. This institution underlines the strong political backbone of Feltrinelli's publishing endeavors, emphasizing the necessity of coupling literature with active participation in cultural and political discourses.

Since its establishment in 1955, Feltrinelli's mission has remained resolute: to produce books that aim to change the world. As Feltrinelli articulates, there exists an invisible network of millions of readers who are dedicated to contributing positively to society through literature. By continuing to promote such values, Feltrinelli's work aims not just to share stories but to empower individuals and foster a culture of change in contemporary society.