“The Roman form of serenade is to race a motorcycle motor under the girl's window, but mufflers are not common in any situation; the only things as dearly loved as a good noise are breakneck speed and eye-splitting lights, preferably neon - all expressions of well-being, like a huge belly-laugh.”
This book offers a personal account of the author's journey through Rome, highlighting their stay in a distinctive villa. The narrative delves into the architectural and cultural significance of the villa, as well as the broader historical context of Rome. more
Eleanor Clark, born on July 6, 1913, and passed away on February 16, 1996, was an accomplished writer whose works spanned various literary genres. Known for her unique perspective and profound insights into social issues, her writing has left a lasting impact. more
“How smartly September comes in, like a racing gig, all style, no confusion.”
“Shame can be self-indulgence too.”