Dispatches from Italy
Deanna LeeI came to Italy to heal. Now I want to share good news.
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It's a Dog's (Expat) Life
When I moved to Italy, there was no question that my dog Jake would be emigrating with me. We had both lost a beloved family member, his partner in crime and number one fan. We both needed to find peace, solace, and beauty in this most heal...
Embracing Italy: A Chinese American Perspective
Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Turin, Italy. ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy
Why Americans Prefer Life in Italy
Kirsten Powers’ recent article, “The way we live in the United States is not normal: Why we are buying land in Italy,” hit home for many readers in America, where I am from, and for expats in Italy, where I now live. I must have been forwar...
The Power of Opera to Change the World
“I feel like I owe Italy so much,” says Breana Stillman. As a teenager, the Australian singer aspired to be in musical theater. “You know, to be a cool singer.” But then her parents took her to Todi, and she found her calling. “It was only ...
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Storyteller and writer. Professional journalist for 20 years, then non-profit communications and digital strategies exec in New York. Passionate about media, music, libraries and literature, Asian and multicultural issues, and the power of words.
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