Ciao Amalfi
Laura ThayerCiao Amalfi is your window to the Amalfi Coast - past and present. Life, lore, local tips & more.
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Winter of (dis)Content
We’ve made it to the giorni della merla. In Italy, the period from January 29th to the 31st is called the “days of the blackbird,” and is traditionally the coldest time of the year. Here, blackbirds are a harbinger of spring, much like the...
The Daily Journey of Reading
A journey can be defined as so much more than simply going from one place to another. It’s all those experiences we have over time, especially when they change us in some way. At the end of the year, it feels natural to look back on the pre...
"Life is short, and art is long." Go see the volcanoes.
—Mount Vesuvius in eruption at night, 1828. (Wellcome Collection, London)
Last month, on the train from Salerno to Rome, I took photos of dark smoke clouds rising from the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius. There had been horrible fires in the Vesuvi...
Rome in Midsummer with Longfellow
My Roman Empire is Longfellow.
Or at least one of them. Empires do come and go after all, like many things in life, including viral social media trends. Yet, I keep coming back to the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) –...
Head South with Moon Southern Italy
One of the things I enjoy most about learning languages is noticing which expressions feel universal and which ones are delightfully local. More often than not, the same sentiment exists across multiple languages. Take the familiar saying “...
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Laura Thayer is an Amalfi Coast–based writer, art historian & author of Moon Amalfi Coast. She’s co-writing a novel with her mother set on the Amalfi Coast (naturally!) and developing an essay collection about literary travelers.
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