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Writer/translator/editor. Plague Survivor. Liberal Scum. Cat Lady. I enjoy protected lefts & people who know how to use semicolons. FDT F🧊

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Late afternoon on Vico Lammatari, #Napoli by @wendell_does_stuff

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14 days ago

“Ti amo o’” Vicolo Scassacocchi / Discesa Sanità by @wendell_does_stuff

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21 days ago

Not at all sure how I feel about “tiramisù scomposto” (deconstructed). Shouldn’t it be cheaper if I have to do the work? But the mascarpone was a banger! #Napoli by @wendell_does_stuff

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25 days ago

Just one today …. #Napoli by @wendell_does_stuff

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a month ago

Can anyone identify this British invertebrate? by @wendell_does_stuff

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a month ago

It is astonishing what morticians are able to do these days with wire, filler, and a few well-placed stitches. by @wendell_does_stuff

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a month ago

Around Three O’Clock – Andrej Longo

**Free download. Read on Kindle or in pdf.**
https://fourcatspress.com/around-three-oclock

Naples, Italy, lies along virtually the same line of latitude as New York City. At just before nine in the morning in New York on September 11, 2001, the time in Naples was around three in the afternoon.

Italians learned of the 9/11 attacks just as many in the U.S. did—from incredulous television coverage and in frantic phone calls from friends and loved ones. “What happened in America” became a mysterious signal, a watershed moment between “life before” and “life after.”

Longo explores the impact of September 11th on average people—on working-class men and women caught, as they attended to personal dramas and everyday routines, by an event whose magnitude reproportioned their experiences.

“[Longo’s characters] are immigrants, mafia killers, prostitutes, everyday people…. Each one of them was doing something that day at around three o’clock. Just like all the rest of us.” (La Repubblica) | “The continuous contrast between the American metropolis and an eccentric Naples ... renders the light note of tragedy all the more pungent.” (L’Espresso) by @wendell_does_stuff

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“Never eat anything bigger than your head” (dixit Kliban). Ma non vale da Femmena e Fritta di Teresa Iorio! #teresaiorio_official #napoli by @wendell_does_stuff

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I’d show you a lot more pics of all the cool stuff in the museo, but Instagram crops photos like a kindergartner with safety scissors…. Maybe it’s time to go back to blogging. taken in Museo Archeologico di Napoli by @wendell_does_stuff

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“Remember me as you pass by,
As you are now, so once was I,
As I am now, so you must be,
Prepare for death and follow me.” taken in Cimitero delle Fontanelle by @wendell_does_stuff

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a month ago

mosseri - When are you going to stop giving us this shitty make-work option for getting rid of ads we don’t want. IT DOES NOT WORK. No matter what I do, I continue to see “ads like that,” and the ads I report ALWAYS return after a week or two.
We need an option that PERMANENTLY blocks the advertiser and which really does reduce the number of repetitive ads offering the same or similar products.
Instead, you give us little buttons to click that make it seem like you’re doing something when you’re not. by @wendell_does_stuff

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