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Jo CandianoSicilian-Australian author, journalist & mysanthrope exploring my Sicilian traditions, music, mythology & family dramas. Join me on this mad trip where storytelling, culture, myths and food melt together like a cheese and anchovy toastie.
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Saturn Returns, Cold Showers, and a Recipe for Anchovy Spaghetti
My mother just doesn't want to move back to our hometown. I’m not sure if it’s pig-headedness or the mother-daughter competitive angst that’s been simmering since I could walk and talk (much earlier than she did, by the way). She claims tha...
Holy Funeral Chaser: Reflections from a Sicilian Monastery
The funeral of Suor Pierina 24-10-24
Polite Language, Existential Crises, and Other Euphemisms - Plus a Recipe
Dad died one year ago today, more or less. Much like we never mention the C-word, my mother prefers I use polite language—'dad passed away,’ ‘dad left us,’ ‘dad’s gone.’ But like most polite language, all it does is obscure the truth. In th...
Ashes to Ashes - A story of cremation, Catholic guilt, and carrying Dad back to where it all began
As we approach the one-year anniversary of Dad’s passing, I’m taking him back home to his homeland, my homeland. This week, days after I land in Sicily, he’ll be put to rest at a service in the church where he and Mum were married, and wher...
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