Romeing’s Best Of Bookshops Guide
byOur selection of the best bookshops in Rome. Rome Bookshops Guide.
Books for Italophiles
A flash memoir and a Roman story: the Eternal City seen through Elizabeth Geoghegan’s eyes
byIf the city of Rome is a seductive and unpredictable character, Elizabeth from New York is our skilled narrator.
A Rome-Based American Writer Living la Dolce Vita
byIdentity, heritage, and culinary traditions: a conversation with Charmaine Wilkerson, author of Black Cake.
A sitdown with Maria Pasquale about her newest book “How To Be Italian”
byMaria Pasquale, Italian-Australian food & travel journalist launches a new book “How To Be Italian” celebrating an Italian lifestyle in Rome.
3 Books to Inspire Your Trip to Italy
byFrom light-hearted romance novels to dense historical fiction, Rome especially has captured the imagination of just about any genre.
Must-read books about Rome
byFrom fiction to cookbooks and history, here are five must-read books about Rome that you need to put on your literary bucket list.
A WALK THROUGH THE FIELD OF MARS – ROME’S ANCIENT CAMPUS MARTIUS “A PIEDI”
byBooks for Italophiles: Campus Martius – The Field of Mars in the Life of Ancient Rome by Paul Jacobs and Diane Conlin. Available on Amazon and Apple iBooks.
Interview with Michael Herzfeld
byInterview with Michael Herzfeld, author of “Evicted from Eternity: The Restructuring of Modern Rome”
Monti, Rome’s Centre of Eternity/Modernity
byBooks for Italophiles: review of the book Evicted from Eternity by Michael Herzford of Harvard University.
Writer Profile: Carla Coulson
byCarla Coulson profile. An acclaimed photographer and author from Australia . She has published Italian Joy, Paris Tango, Chasing a Dream, and collaborated on My French Life, French Essence and My Amalfi Coast.
Why read in Rome?
byBookshop in Rome and books for italophiles
What Was Your Impression of Rome…?
byWhat is it about this city? What is that intangible euphoria you’re feeling when you step outside? Do you find yourself writing emails to…
Writer Profile: Penelope Green
byAn Interview with Penelope Green, Author of “When In Rome: Chasing la Dolce Vita“ If you’re wondering whether you can make it as an…
Can a straniero remain in love with Rome after 27 years of living here?
byI didn’t really need to meet Alan Epstein in person. The interview was a pretext. I could easily have written this article merely referencing…