
American-born, living in France. Lover of good writing, good meals, French, Italian and dogs...not necessarily in that order.
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La destinazione era la Germania, l’anno 1999. Mi ero trasferito lì per un lavoro, portando con me una conoscenza della lingua nazionale che era, nel migliore dei casi, precaria. Gli esercizi di coniugazione nel mio manuale di tedesco, fatti...
It was the first day at my new school in San Antonio, Texas, in September, maybe late August, 1976. Fifty years ago, a few days after we’d moved 6 hours by car to the south central part of the state. I was in an open-plan classroom, no wall...
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En train pour Marseille, je regarde le paysage qui défile devant la fenêtre en quittant la gare des Arcs-Draguignan. C’est un paysage typiquement provençal : des collines couvertes d’arbres, des vignobles v...
Dopo un anno quasi ininterrotto in campagna, ho passato due settimane nella città, sono uscito dal mio nido di isolamento, mi sono lasciato alle spalle, temporaneamente, la mia vita monastica. Per quelle due settimane, avrei abbandonato l’o...
La poesia che ha ispirato questo tentativo analitico è di Sandro Penna, senza titolo:
Esco da mio lavoro tutto pieno
di aride parole. Ma al cancello
hanno posto gli dèi per la mia gioia
un fanciullo che giuoca con la noia.
In questa...
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“American-born, at home in southern France. I write whatever catches my attention—in English, French, and Italian. I have an enthusiasm for languages that occasionally exceeds my vocabulary. Native speakers, bear with me.
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