Reviving women's lost stories through historical fiction
I've just returned from the huge new Raphael exhibition, called Sublime Poetry, at the Met and all I have to say is WOW! Wow, wow, WOW! Read the post to see the beauty and mastery that caught my eye.
If you will be in New York from now through June 28, run don't walk to the Met to see their massive Raphael exhibition and pay tribute to the Renaissance master!
Please fill out a quick reader survey! It may very much influence my finished manuscript and how and where it is published, as well as the direction of my newest work in progress. Thank you in advance!
Grief, beauty, and peace at the holidays.
Research for my new novel sends me down some unusual rabbit holes.
As summer peaks, a recent trip to Manhattan's Little Italy put me in a nostalgic Italian-American state of mind. Plus, another podcast recording, perfect to listen to on an upcoming walk, drive, or flight!
Here's how I celebrated Jane Austen's 250th birthday. How will you?
What did you think of Pope Francis? What are your hopes for the new conclave? Who are your favourite popes in art, movies, or novels?
I put the finishing touches on the first full draft of my newest manuscript not that long ago, and let me tell you that it feels really good. I always liken writing a book to birthing a baby, so now perhaps the baby is freshly born but will still need a lot of mothering before … Continue reading Casanova @ 300 (+ a new novel!)
Happy Thanksgiving! Normally I write about women's lost stories, but this time I wrote about a memory of my Dad's growing up in Brooklyn, New York. It was published just today in New Jersey's Star Ledger. “Did I ever take you begging for Thanksgiving?” We were sitting around the dinner table the night before Thanksgiving … Continue reading Recalling a lost Thanksgiving tradition
Gina Buonaguro 