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June 15, 2008 in An Italian Odyssey

The fabulous Melbourne Festival of Travel Writing will be held over the weekend of 19 - 20 July 2008, and I’ll be speaking at a joint session with Marc Llewellyn, author of “Finding Nino.” The session, entitled “Sea Change in Italy — in famiglia,” is scheduled for Saturday 19 from 11 am to 12 midday. There’s plenty more on, featuring travel luminaries such as Tony Wheeler, Elaine Lewis and Fiona Dunlop. For more information visit the Melbourne Festival of Travel Writing website.

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When is too much pizza not enough? Never, of course. But the trick is to get the pizza first. And to do that you need cash, and for that you need to work, which requires an internet connection, which means getting the phone on, which when you live in Italy is entirely dependent on the goodwill of Telecom Italia, the world's most fearsome and inept state bureaucracy. How hard can it be to get the phone connected? Find out in this exciting tale of mystery, intrigue, passion, blackmail, coffee and pizza*. * Not necessarily in that order

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