The Chemist of Catania
Alexander Lucie-SmithI am a Catholic priest and I write about Sicily and the Mafia. I spent eight years in Italy, I have travelled the peninsula, and have long been fascinated by crime.
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“Sicilian Symphony” - A Reader’s Guide.
Catania on a winter’s day. Photo by the author, naturally.
This article is to help readers of the roman fleuve in ten parts called Sicilian Symphony. First of all, here are the ten parts in order.
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