The Good Left Undone: A Novel Set in Viareggio, Italy
The Good Left Undone is a historical novel by Adriana Trigiani about a multigenerational family. The story begins in Viareggio, Tuscany.
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A Boomer’s Road Trip Down Memory Lane By Greyhound Bus
Guest author Tim Albert embarked on a Greyhound bus adventure around the U.S. last year, retracing the trip he took in 1969, at the age of 22.
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Mangia: This Book Is A Food Lover’s Guide To Italy
‘Mangia: How To Eat Your Way Through Italy’ is food and travel journalist Maria Pasquale’s latest deep dive into Italian food and culture.
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Corleone Fine Italian Foods: Film-to-Table
The Corleone Fine Italian Foods Brand launches in time for the 50th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola’s epic film, The Godfather.
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How To Be Italian: A Field Guide To Italian Life and Culture
Reading “How To Be An Italian” by Maria Pasquale is so immersive that you’ll feel like you’ve taken a jaunt to Italy.
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Hard Seltzer: From Cans to Cocktails
The hard seltzer cocktail, a riff on classic cocktails, has become popular with mixologists and those who love bubbly drinks.
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The Children of Selvino: From Book To TV Miniseries
The War Is Over is a compelling series about the children of the Holocaust adapted from the book, The Children of Selvino.
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World Travel: An Irreverent Guide, Unusual Book Offers Another Glimpse Of An Unusual Man
World Travel: An Irreverent Guide by Anthony Bourdain and Laurie Woolever will whet your appetite for travel.
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Cruising with The Floating Feldmans: Interview with Elyssa Friedman
The Floating Feldmans (Berkley, July 2019), a new novel by Elyssa Friedman, is the perfect ‘cruise read.’ Set on a mega-cruise ship, the fictitious Ocean Queen, the novel captures many of the recognizable elements of mass-market cruising with humor and whimsy.
