Life Lived Italian
A New Yorker lost in Italy... and loving it. Eric writes about the adventures, mishaps and endless pleasures of a Life Lived Italian.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 83 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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The Death of the Donut King
It was a move perfectly suited to Alex Zanardi: simultaneously bold, celebratory and generous. The first time he did it was at his IndyCar victory at the Long Island Beach Grand Prix in 1997, the same year he would go on to win the first of...
Nowhere To Run, Nowhere to Hide
It seems to go with the territory.
No matter how powerful they may be, there’s something in the back of every ruler’s mind that can’t help contemplating their own expiration date. Joseph Stalin had his “secret rooms” for an emergency retre...
An Attempt at Exhausting a Bar in Rome
We live in an age of spectacle. At home, we smother our daily routine in images that highlight the sensational, the beautiful, the outrageous. We seek the larger than life, and usually wind up with something that is neither.
On vacation,...
In the Hands of Strangers
If there’s one place in any country no one wants to find themselves, it’s an emergency room. Doctor’s office runs a close second. Of course we’re all curious about how medical services work in other places. But most of us would prefer our i...
Good Bones
I’ve never been much for looking at bones. Not because I’m squeamish. I’m just not sure what I’m looking for.
If as Shakespeare writes in “Julius Caesar”, “the evil that men do lives after them, the good is oft interred with their bones”,...
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A New Yorker lost in Italy... and loving it. Eric writes about the adventures, mishaps and endless pleasures of a Life Lived Italian.
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