More on Umbertina
Still reading Umbertina and enjoying it immensely. A favorite sentence:
She saw the Italian women, how sure they were of themselves; and she despised her soft, round childish face and Italian-American uneasiness.
There is so much astute information loaded into that sentence. Let's leave it there.
She saw the Italian women, how sure they were of themselves; and she despised her soft, round childish face and Italian-American uneasiness.
There is so much astute information loaded into that sentence. Let's leave it there.
2 Comments:
Hi Nancy,
Big fan of your blog. You always have something intelligent and interesting to write about, so thanks.
I just wanted to recommend this program http://www.ilchiostro.com/about.htm
There is a writing workshop that I am going to do this summer. It is a week long, and run by some great writers, including my writing teacher at NYU, who recommended it to me. She has published a few books and is quite insightful.
I think you said you were working on some writing (you wrote in one of your entries), and also wrote that Italy was a destination you'd like to get to soon.
I'm in agreement with those thoughts, and couldn't help myself from recommending this to you.
I am also working on a manuscript and hope to make some headway on it this summer. And also enjoy the Italian summer.
Thanks again for your thoughts,
AJC
Wow. Thanks so much for writing.
I checked out the link and I'm intrigued. You've kind of read my mind. I just submitted an application for a fellowship for a workshop in Florence this summer. But I am entertaining lots of options because I am determined to finish my book and spend time in Italy.
Thank you for the information. I hope our paths cross!
Nancy
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