Arrivederci Montalbano- thoughts on Riccardino
This is not a book review but just my personal thoughts of Riccardino -the last novel of the Inspector Montalbano series. The crime stories,…
February 27, 2024This is not a book review but just my personal thoughts of Riccardino -the last novel of the Inspector Montalbano series. The crime stories,…
February 27, 2024Have you been sitting at home while people around you are traveling the world??! Travel has opened up for sure but maybe it is…
April 26, 2022The Italophilia community keeps getting bigger and bigger and I could not be more thrilled to share about two passionate Italophiles and Romanophiles (is…
February 8, 2022I recently had the pleasure to read Robert V. Camuto’s book “South of Somewhere: Wine, Food, and the Soul of Italy“. For 4 weeks,…
December 18, 2021When I read Cucina Tipica by Andrew Cotto, I kindled an unsaid Italophile bond with him. It is the type of friendship that many…
March 4, 2021Truth be told I had been meaning to read Karen Haid’s Calabria: The Other Italy since over 3 years. (Yes, 3!) Call it procrastination…
January 18, 20212020 was hard for all of us in many ways. One of the most comforting activities that I found myself doing more was reading.…
December 2, 2020What makes Venice globally famous and eternally unique?? What can be the best testament to the most serene city?? If you’re looking for a…
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