Tag Archives: World War II
Cin cin Brin
for Pina Today I wanted to glow and make my life photogenic. So I bounced to the bar at my neighborhood park for an aperitif. Since I was alone, I took a book. You know, an old woman drinking Campari … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Beauty, People, Rome/Italy
Tagged Balkans, banned books, fascists, Gaspero del Corso, Irene Brin, l'Obelisco, Made in Italy, National Fascists Party, World War II
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For those who die twice
It was a fabulous October morning and I was quite happy, for once, to run errands. I went to the bookstore just to buy a notebook and a pen but wound up buying a couple of “vacation from myself” books … Continue reading
Profiling Storytellers
Before the FBI’s criminal profiling, there was Miss Marple. Miss Marple didn’t need an FBI profiler to know a criminal when she saw one. A careful observer of human behaviour, she relied upon her own experience to identify personality types. … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Books, storytelling
Tagged abductive reasoning, Agatha Christie, bomb shelters, criminal profiler, Miss Marple, World War II
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