Haruki Murakami’s Italy
Two literary masterpieces by the Japanese writer, Norwegian Wood and Dance Dance Dance, were written between Rome and Sicily.
Kim Kardashian, COVID, War… What’s The Point Anymore?
Even living in your own bubble isn’t a guarantee to keep you free from thinking about political and social issues.
Can Handwriting Have A Role In Digital Era Italy?
How the evolution of handwriting shaped and continues to shape the Italian society.
Joyce And Svevo: Art Borrowing From Life
Joyce and Svevo lives and writings overlap, borrowing from each other's experiences as they learn from and influence each other's works.
Italy And The English Romantic Poets
How Lord Byron's encounter with Italy shaped English and Italian literature.
Tracing A Sicilian Love Story Through The Centuries
Trinacria Theatre Company brings together three tales of interracial romance, in a production that unfolds through the streets of a small Sicilian village.
The Green Pass Controversy
Will a QR code bring Italy back from the brink?
Does Mario Draghi Have What it Takes?
Supported as leader by the majority of Italians, expectations of Mario Draghi are high. But are we asking too much of him?
The Pandemic Nightmare Of The Italians Stranded In India
An Italian couple traveled to India to meet their adoptive daughter. The pandemic nightmare they found nearly destroyed them.
The Inclusive Feminism Of Elena Ferrante
Her third novel is more than a tale of two friends, it is a window into the struggles that the feminism continues to face.