Ed Writes. Stories of heritage and the moments that shape us
Ed IannuccilliWelcome to Ed Writes. Life, legacy, and the stories in between. Weekly essays on heritage and the pulse of the past where I explore heritage, medicine and stories that keep our history alive.
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Lessons from a Four-Room Flat
Here are more of my personal observations of our family’s diaspora.
stock photo, Library of Congress
I wish I had known my Dad’s father better or, for that matter, at all.
My Dad and his siblings spoke about their difficult childhood. Th...
Why Did They Settle In Rhode Island?
I have given my presentation about the First Italians to RI (next presentation date link) several times. Critical to the research is understanding the diaspora: a large group of people who spread from their original homeland to other region...
Third Time’s the Charm: Re-tackling Melville’s Whale
I had to do it. I had to attack the whale for the third time and read Melville’s Moby Dick again. Why now?
Well, it’s because we visited Arrowhead, Herman Melville’s home in Pittsfield, the likely place where he authored the masterpiece....
Between Two Slices: The Art and Memory of the Sandwich
By Guest Contributor, Bill Hudson**
Nothing beats a good sandwich.
Ham sandwich, fried chicken sandwich with pickle, lettuce, and tomato, roast beef with horseradish, hot pastrami on rye with a little mustard, tuna, tuna melt, ham salad,...
Gimme Fifty: Memories of a Paperboy
Labor Day is here. It marks the unofficial end of summer and the threshold of a beautiful New England autumn. I can’t quite call fall my favorite season, only because every season holds that title for me.
Labor Day honors the American work...
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