Archive - Wander, Wonder, Write

# 25 Bearing Witness: A Personal Pilgrimage to the Roman Ghetto

On stumbling stones, trauma, and the transference of memory

Nov 21 •

🎶 Artists in the Wild (2): Meet Thanh Thanh Nguyễn, Dancer

On dance as self-expression, bodies as homes, and claiming your art.

Nov 14 •

# 24 Paying Attention Is Inviting a Story into Being

On female heads, a photo essay—Rome, Italy

Nov 7 •

🗝️ I Invented a New Leader

On how to be an optimist in a world full of despair

Nov 5 •

October 2024

🔎 How to Overcome the Fears that Hold Us Back

On embracing uncertainty and paying attention to what scares us

Oct 31 •

# 23 Why Sicilian Marzipan Tastes Bittersweet in Autumn

On grief and the confectionery of Santa Caterina in Palermo

Oct 24 •

# 22 Far Less than Everything You Wanted to Know about Rome

On the Latin Language, Sex Education, Death, Life, and Art

Oct 17 •

🗝️ What She Really Wants to Know

Oct 12 •

🖇️ Life-Changing Advice from a Literary Agent: Break Down the Wall

On self-erasure, authenticity, and connecting with readers

Oct 10 •

# 21 Mushrooms With a View: Falling in Love with Bracciano

On Italian food, making connections, and happiness squared.

Oct 3 •

September 2024

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