All Things Italy . . . and a little bit more
Etta Madden, Jenny SkoogEtta Madden's reflections from research and writing about Italy, past and present . . . and a few other topics related to literature and life.
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Not Sweet Tea, Not Biscuits & Gravy
Gesture of welcome from a trattoria in Rome’s historic ghetto...
I recently returned from two weeks in Italy, more than half of which was leading a group of adults. As usual, I didn’t post pictures while traveling with them. Too busy inter...
Escape to What?
With my co-leader and friend Anne Boyd, enduring the rain (with smiles) in Venice. Photo: Sharon Bylenga...
Dear Italian-loving Friends:
I’ll be leading a group of US adult travelers this week, so the preparation has caused me to reflect...
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Mary Magdalene is Having a Moment
This third century fresco in Rome’s Catacombs of Saint Priscilla raises questions of who the veiled praying woman in the orant position might be. Perhaps Mary Magdalene? Photo credit: a fellow Italy-lover who choses to remain unnamed
Sandi...
Women’s Work in Venice
Venice’s Rialto Bridge—almost gleaming in the bright light. The nearby underpasses and passageways were important to the sex trade in the Early Modern era. Photo credit: Alex Teixeira on Unsplash
Many of us likely don’t think of brothels w...
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Etta's writing includes books & essays on Italy, American women writers, literature & utopian communities. Her newsletter, All Things Italy, builds from her university teaching and research in Tuscany and Sicily, as well as in the US.
I left a religion that banned scissors on Sundays. Then I got an Emmy nomination. Life is long.
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