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Francesca Maggi is brilliant - a modern day critic following in the footsteps of Luigi Barzini's The Italians. Her stories are at once funny, irreverent and poignant.

Francesca Maggi is brilliant - a modern day critic following in the footsteps of Luigi Barzini's The Italians. Francesca Maggi first came to Italy at the tender age of 4 months. A return visit at age 6 sealed her fate as she endured the agony and enjoyed the ecstasy of this country of contradictions. She has been working with Italy for over 30 years, 20 of them as a resident

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Gianni Falcone (Illustrator). Illustrator Gianni Falcone (Gianfalco) has been wielding his satirical pen for over a decade to depict Italian politics and its repercussions on society at large. Taking on global issue like Darfur, Burma and 9/11, Gianni dreams of a better world by exposing its pox-marks through his vignettes. Be the first to ask a question about Burnt by the Tuscan Sun.

After I saw sheet sets at TJ Maxx featuring Under the Tuscan Sun, I decided: Basta! . It became a book, filled with hysterical cartoons by an incredibly talented and amazing man I met online, satirist Gianni Falcone (ww. ianfalco.

After I saw sheet sets at TJ Maxx featuring Under the Tuscan Sun, I decided: Basta! Enough is Enough! . it - also on OpenSalon) - we still have never met in person – gotta love the internet. And later, I decided to turn it into a book as well featuring The 10 Commandments to Life in Italy, a collection of true stories covering everything from the bane of the Post Office to life under the Iron Hand of La Mamma. It’s now an e-book as well – but you could call it a sort of User’s Manual to Life in Italy.

Filed: Interviews,Italy Tell us a bit about your own expat blog. My blog, Burnt by the Tuscan Sun, takes Italians to task about their Quality of Life meme.

Filed: Interviews,Italy. Tell us a bit about your own expat blog. They get the claim to fame, but anyone who actually lives here knows that the beautiful lifestyle comes with more than a few thorns in its side.

Under the Tuscan Sun: At Home in Italy is a 1996 memoir by American author Frances Mayes. It was adapted by director Audrey Wells for the 2003 film Under the Tuscan Sun. The book, published by Random House, was a New York Times bestseller for more than two and a half years, and was a New York Times Notable Book of 1997. It includes several chapters of recipes, and describes how she bought and restored an abandoned villa in the Tuscan countryside.

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Book by: Francesca Maggi My Italy residing blogging colleague Michelle Fabio of Bleeding Espresso liked Burnt by the Tuscan Sun a lot, awarding it five espresso cups out of five on her Bleeding Espresso Italy.

Book by: Francesca Maggi. As you may have guessed from its title, Burnt by the Tuscan Sun takes a humorous look at the quirkier aspects of life in Italy. My Italy residing blogging colleague Michelle Fabio of Bleeding Espresso liked Burnt by the Tuscan Sun a lot, awarding it five espresso cups out of five on her Bleeding Espresso Italy blog. Michelle had this to say about Maggi’s book