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Diana G Armstrong picks up her story as she and her husband continue to live several months of the year in part of a converted monastery in a remote village in Umbria, Italy. It is here that she uncovers the fact that her South African father, seventy years earlier, was here too. His World War II story intermingles with her 21st century one. The windows of her Umbrian home look out across the Calanchi Valley and onto the magnificent hill-top town of Civita. So long ago, her father was right here fighting with the Allied troops against the mighty German war machine. This book of historical fiction has a broad theater: the action moves from Italy, to the tip of Africa, to the wild plains of East Africa, to the Sahara and back to Italy. Time has a way of unveiling silences and truths long hidden, and time connects past with present.
Informazioni sull'autore: Diana G Armstrong (BA, MA) was born and raised in South Africa, she now lives in Denver Colorado. She and her husband maintain a second home in Lubriano, Italy. She is also the author of Somewhere South of Tuscany - a book about restoring an ancient monastery in the greens hills of Umbria. This is the backdrop for a series of discoveries and disasters, which abound.This book is a memoir with a humorous and simpatico look at life in a small village on the border of Umbria. It is also filled with delicious easy recipes from the area as Diana is also an international food and travel writer, a cookbook author and an international cooking instructor.
Titolo: A Winding Path to Umbria: The Silent Bridge ...
Casa editrice: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Data di pubblicazione: 2016
Legatura: Paperback
Condizione: Good
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