
'The Italian Dispatch' offers a smart, curious, and clear-eyed view of my favorite country. With deep affection but free of cliché, the newsletter explores Italy with rigor and a sense of wonder. New posts every Tuesday.
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Wine producer Luigia Di Chiara dwarfed by hundred-year-old vines circa 2010 (Feudi di San Gregorio)
Salvatore Molettieri is 75, with calloused hands, a thick Irpinian lilt when he speaks, and no interest a...
Alfredo or arrabbiata? (EJL composite, images from TastingTable, Fatemeh Rz)
A few weeks ago, in the Dispatch post Italy’s Best Food City, the section on Rome included a nod to the city’s four great pastas: amatricia...
Note: This essay is the second half of a two-part series about Fascism in Italy. The first part ran on Sept. 8 and is available here.
People were misusing the term “Fascism” even while actual Fascist gover...
I mistook a police car for a taxi. Now I'm pondering a green comma.
The laziest take on Italy is that it’s a country without rules, or that the rules are optional.
The version of Rome visitors cannot avoid
Note: this essay is the first of a two-part series about Fascism and Italy. The second part was posted on Sept. 22 and is now available here.
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