Measurements
David thinks for a moment, then says, “So, I can’t tell how much broth they are saying to put in,” [...]
David thinks for a moment, then says, “So, I can’t tell how much broth they are saying to put in,” [...]
One of the adjustments I made in moving back to America after a near-decade in Italy was driving again. I [...]
Recently, a friend of mine traveling to Rome asked me to recommend where in the city he should stay. Trastevere? [...]
As a college student, I wanted to be a foreign correspondent. Two weeks after graduation, I was on an overnight [...]
My office is in the math pod at the college where I teach, so I find myself surrounded by math [...]
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]bigail Thomas's book is like comfort food. Through her spare, elegant prose — at once poetic and conversational — she [...]
Columnist Kristine Crane got her moniker when she fist moved to Rome. Now, deep into the Trump era, recollections have turned into wistfulness.
Back to Monza! my toddler screamed, throwing herself on the ground. Monza was the sedate city, just north of Milan, [...]
It feels strange to mourn someone you’ve never met, but this is how I feel about the daughter that I [...]
When I studied at the University of Bologna my junior year of college, I loved having friends from all over [...]
It's summer, high time for columnist Kristine Crane to turn the clock back to small-city Iowa life and the mysteries of youth.
Once upon a time, as a young American in Rome, columnist Kristine Crane stood out from her housemates in more ways than one.