Ed Writes
Ed IannuccilliImagine a physician who has written five books. I’ve made presentations all over the country and in Europe about those books. Most of what I discuss is how I came to write my story of growing up Italian, about my family, friends, and neighborhood.
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Mom Was a Klepto
When I opened my office practice, I was stunned by the fact that patients took stuff; magazines, toilet paper, once even ornaments from the Christmas tree in our waiting room.
An Honor
I am pleased, thrilled and honored for my site to be recommended by Ann Hood, one of my favorite authors. And, she is one of my favorite teachers. I have been a fortunate guest at many of her writing seminars.
A Front Hall Pathway to Halloween by Gail Romanovich
I lived on the second floor of a triple-decker on Academy Avenue in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Providence, RI. My paternal grandmother lived on the first floor with her two unmarried, adult children—my Aunt Viola and Uncle Eddy.
One Sentence Mom
When I heard of this year’s Nobel Prize for Writing winner, László Krasznahorkai, I thought of my mother. Why? She was not a literary scholar. She was not a writer. She was not an aggressive reader save for Ladies Home Journal, romance nove...
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