The Inspector Barbara Gillo Series. An Interview with Rosa Mogliasso
I had the pleasure of interviewing Rosa about her fascinating use of language, and her plans for the future.
“Chiara” by Dacia Maraini. From One Woman to Another
At the Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimo’ I listen to director Stefano Albertini introduce one of the greatest contemporary writers, Dacia Maraini. Maraini is launching her latest book, “Chiara from Assisi: Praise of Disobedience.” During the presentation, she is accompanied by NYU Professor Jane Tylus, author of “Reclaiming Catherine of Siena.”
New York Laughs with Fabio Volo
Fabio Volo’s hilarity seduces New York again. At the Italian Cultural Institute of New York Volo presented his last book: “La Strada Verso Casa.”
Gli Haiku di Andrea Zanzotto
A raccontarci il grande poeta, venuto a mancare il 18 Ottobre 2011 è il suo editore ed amico Patrick Barron durante un incontro avvenuto presso l’Istituto di Cultura Italiana di New York lo scorso 14 Marzo 2014.
More than 2,100 people rescued at sea in two days
More than 2,100 people were rescued in 48 hours from over a dozen boats carrying migrants across the Channel of Sicily by Italian Navy and Coast Guard vessels, authorities said Wednesday.
President of Veneto joins campaign for Venetian independence from Italy
The most powerful politician in the north-eastern Veneto region of Italy has thrown his weight behind a push for independence from the rest of the counry.
Thieves steal section of Pompeii fresco
Thieves detached and stole a section of fresco in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii last week, adding to the degradation of one of the world's outstanding archaeological sites after heavy rain caused sections of wall to collapse.
Italy Divided Over Rail Line Meant to Unite
To get to the site of an exploratory tunnel now being bored into Italy’s northwestern Alps, visitors must first pass through a police checkpoint, then a military one. Tall fences topped with barbed wire roll along the mountainside. Armored vehicles cross paths with jeeps on winding roads lined by vineyards.
Two-year-old boy killed in apparent mafia hit in Italy
Italy's interior minister has ordered 60 police reinforcements into southern Italy after an apparent mafia hit in which assailants opened fire on a car carrying three boys, killing a two-year-old.
Memories of Rome, Bitter and Sweet
An American journalist and writer who has lived in Rome for the past 40 years reflects on the
Eternal City and its icons.
March 17, 2014
An Interview with Rosa Mogliasso
Author of Gritty Piedmontese Noir Featuring Inspector Barbara Gillo
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