Italian-American Writers
Tonight's East
End Ink features Italian-American writers in a program presented at Canio's
Books. Sag Harbor in August of 2013.
This is a 2 part program.
The program
was coordinated by George Guida, former president of the Italian American
Studies Association, an organization that promotes interest in Italian-American
culture and literature.
Part 1:
Heard are poet Louisa Calio, historian Stanislao Pugliese and poet Robert Viscusi.
Heard are poet Louisa Calio, historian Stanislao Pugliese and poet Robert Viscusi.
listen here:
Part 2:
Heard are poets Louise DeSalvo and Peter Covino
and historian Salvatore LaGumina
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Information
about the Italian American Studies Association is on facebook at IASA - Italian American Studies Association.
Louisa Calio’s Journey to the Heart Waters was published by Legas Press in 2014.
Stanislao
Pugliese’s work includes a biography of Carlo Rosselli (Harvard University
Press, 1999) and Bitter Spring a
biography of
Ignazio Silone ( Farrar, Strauss Giroux, 2008)
Ignazio Silone ( Farrar, Strauss Giroux, 2008)
Professor
Pugliese reading more from Bitter Spring is on line at eastendink.blogspot.com.
Robert Viscusi’s work includes Astoria, a novel published by Guernica in 1995. Information about his poem Ellis Island is on line at ellisislandpoem.com
Robert Viscusi’s work includes Astoria, a novel published by Guernica in 1995. Information about his poem Ellis Island is on line at ellisislandpoem.com
Salvatore LaGumina's Long
Island Italian Americans: History, Heritage and Tradition
was published in 2013 by History Press
Peter
Covino's poetry
collections include
The Right Place to Jump (2012) from Western Michigan University Press.
The Right Place to Jump (2012) from Western Michigan University Press.
Louise
DeSalvo's
publications include the memoir
Vertigo (1997) from Penguin, and
The Art of Slow Writing (St. Martin's Griffin, 2014)