Tasting the balls
When your girlfriend's parents serve ox testes, you'd better open wide.
When your girlfriend's parents serve ox testes, you'd better open wide.
Getting to Corsica was easy, but the way back brought the perfect storm.
Mamoiada's festival is much about cowbells and rogue ghosts.
Wanted: An ugly American to play goalie in Cagliari
D.H. Lawrence’s vivid Sardinian travelogue of the 1920s stirs a trip of its own.
Italians cling to a delicious lifestyle, of which soccer violence is a vestige.
There are two Sardinias. The first offers turquoise and azure coastlines; the other hardened, toughened men.
Sardinia's array of guttural-sounding suffixes pre-date the language that Dante created.
In Uta, a pleasant, earthy mix of manure and mud odors suffuse the air, reminding you that agriculture is never far off.
The mayor's Smart Car rolls to a halt outside of my apartment. Beside his plate are stickers with the word "socialismu" — socialism.
My roommate has never seen a film in a foreign language or set foot off of this island. Chinese food? Don't ask.
Sardinia is among the most isolated Mediterranean islands, a fact that has contributed to its peculiar development.